Sentence examples for for it enables from inspiring English sources

Simplifying Vodafone's structure, he believes, is the foundation for making 3G a success, for it enables Vodafone to reap the benefits of its global scale.

He seems self-effacing - which is perfect for his writing, for it enables him to be anything, from an apple to Rameses II".

"Israel believes the proposed nuclear deal with Iran is a bad deal, for it enables the world's foremost terror state to create capabilities to produce the elements necessary for a nuclear bomb," he said.

The other day Taiwanese officials announced they would refrain from production, but the fact that they retain the capacity for it enables them to resume whenever they wish to... Writer speculates what would happen if the Taiwanese & the mainland Chinese establish a balance of terror by means of nuclear arms.

First, some say Ashley's treatment is "unnatural" — a complaint that usually means little more than "Yuck!" One could equally well object that all medical treatment is unnatural, for it enables us to live longer, and in better health, than we naturally would.

Stockpiling is often advisable for greatest production efficiency as well, for it enables a factory to produce more of a single item than is immediately marketable before initiating the often costly and time-consuming procedures for adjusting production lines for another product.

Finally, the combination of inflation and tax brackets that weren't adjusted for it enabled government revenue to quietly grow faster than the economy.

The technique played a material part in the revolution wrought by Wedgwood's development of a factory system for the production of pottery, for it enabled less skilled workers to decorate pottery.

This work marked a major step forward in our understanding of evolution, for it enabled the consequences of various evolutionary hypotheses to be explored quantitatively rather than just qualitatively.

Multiple tensions between a central programme and the local NHS "customers," convoluted communication lines, and NHS trusts' lack of capacity and readiness for IT enabled change all contributed to delays.

For one, it enables its writers to personalize viciousness in ways that could never be accomplished in contemporary realism.