Sentence examples for even enabled from inspiring English sources

The project has even enabled the city to put plans for a new dam on hold.

"These juices also helped the salmonella to attach itself to the salad leaves so strongly that vigorous washing could not remove the bacteria, and even enabled the pathogen to attach to the salad bag container".

"The region perceives that its political effects have encouraged, even enabled Iran's hegemonic quest," James F. Jeffrey, a former U.S. ambassador to Iraq and Turkey, who is now at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, wrote.

His film of Othello was shot across half-a-dozen European and African locations, as and when scraps of funding materialised; looping was essential to impose a degree of cohesion on the whole and even enabled Welles to overdub entire roles, as he did with Robert Coote's Roderigo (seen here with Micheál MacLiammóir's Iago).

As Snyder demonstrates, the Nazis and the Soviets may have been trying to destroy each other in the ferocious combat of 1941 to 1945, but, if one looks at the entire thirteen-year period that he describes, the two totalitarian powers occasionally acted in a kind of weird concert, in which each side emboldened or even enabled the other.

Indeed, the operation has even enabled a few people who started off as respiratory cripples to go back to work.As a consequence of Dr Cooper's preliminary research a larger trial, scattered around 18 American hospitals, is about to be conducted under the aegis of America's National Institutes of Health.

Soon that feature will carry advertising and even enable users to make purchases.

But he advises Aaron to flatter and even enable the hard-drinking rocker.

Wood's record in the 1978-89 Ashes contest might even enable Watson to find a glimmer of a smile.

The system even enables cardiologists to test and reprogram pacemakers or implanted defibrillators from the other side of the globe.

In theory — a wild theory — backbreeding humans might even enable scientists to bring back Neanderthals, Mr. Greely said.