Sentence examples for facilitated not from inspiring English sources

Movement must be facilitated not simply in and out of Manhattan but between the developing centers of lived life.

Whatever Mr John's reasons for advertising, with a Dolce & Gabbana shopping bag, the company he had hours before abominated, the boycotting community quickly moved on, facilitated not only by fresh boycotts, but the continual arrival, online, of new e-petitions and protest hashtags, most destined to go the way of that museum piece, #CameronMustGo.

Our continued focus during 2011 facilitated not only strong growth for PCH but also continued success for our customers.

It was found that the studied system Fe3O4@Au facilitated not only a simpler enzyme immobilization but also provided wider linear range.

In addition, the immobilization of the working electrode by a special adjusting device facilitated not only the detachment of the working electrode for treatment but also accurate orientation of the electrode, consequently improved ECL reproducibility.

The co-integration of these materials enables the present ultra-large-scale integrated circuits (ULSIs) to be facilitated not only with ultra-high speed complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) transistors and novel transistors [9] but also with various kinds of functional devices, such as optical devices [10], photodetectors [11], solar batteries [12], and sensors [13, 14].

It is essential that local election officials facilitate, not impede, efforts to engage young people in electoral politics.

"When an ultimate objective is noble, it is the duty of the protector of charity to facilitate, not to impede".

However, to support public trust in biobanks, it is important that the promise of biobanking and the research it facilitates not be overstated to participants.

It facilitates not only detection and characterization of diseases, but also monitors drug responses, assists in the identification of genetic modifiers and disease susceptibility.

These efforts will facilitate not only isolation of improved strains but also elucidation and identification of new genetic targets for use in strain improvement programs.