Sentence examples for far from enabling from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, far from enabling innovation, patents are increasingly proving to be a barrier to it.

Concern for or protection or promotion of well-being or welfare ceases to be legitimate at the point at which, so far from being good for an individual, productive of their autonomy, so far from enabling the individual to create her own life, it operates to frustrate the individual's own attempts to create her own life for herself.

Optical tweezers designed to micromanipulate single bubbles in 3-D are used to trap the bubbles far from any boundary, enabling a controlled study of the nonspherical oscillations of free-floating bubbles.

Although the chemokines and chemokine receptors identified in sea lamprey and elephant shark provide a crucial guide for our argument, their sequenced genomes are still far from complete to enable retrieval of a complete set of genes encoded by these species.

They go far beyond merely enabling or assisting.

The lessons learned from the field thus far can enable researchers, practitioners and programme implementers to modify gender-transformative work in ways described above so as to maximise the health and wellbeing of men, women, boys and girls, both domestically and globally.

UNICEF has been supporting the "Centre la Providence" since 2002, which thus far has enabled 128 girls to benefit from vocational training, as well as psychological care.

Although Blair was far from the only enabler of Bush's Iraq fantasies - spineless congressional Democrats and a wildly compliant press certainly did their part - the impact of his unwavering support was enormous.

She is far from being an enabler.

"In fact, prison - far from hardening him - enabled him to see his fellow human beings in a new way as people made in the image of God, and needing as much liberation from apartheid, as black people".

In the courts, where I've worked for the last 28 years, it is interpreters who enable litigants to enjoy due process: far from "muddling" vital interactions, interpreters enable witnesses and defendants to communicate effectively and to hear the court proceedings simultaneously interpreted into a language they understand.