Sentence examples for had begun enabling from inspiring English sources
A month after filming began, however, Kidman left the film due to her pregnancy before filming of her had begun, enabling Winslet to rejoin the film.
Recycling has made strides, she said, and the separation of organic garbage, like food waste, has begun enabling Oslo to produce biogas, which is now powering some buses in downtown Oslo.
So rather than emphasising physical control and keeping resentful recipients dependent on food and other handouts, UN workers had begun distributing vouchers, which enabled the refugees to buy what they wanted.
The decision stems from two cases involving British pub owners who had begun to buy decoder cards enabling them to receive broadcasts of English Premier League soccer matches from a Greek pay-TV company.
Jol's players had begun as if still digesting a Sunday roast enabling Saints to force a succession of corners, none of them defended convincingly.
Earlier today we learned that Apple had begun to pull all Google Voice-enabled applications from the App Store, citing the fact that they "duplicate features that come with the iPhone".
Over the past few years, and even more so after Ed's revelations, Silicon Valley companies have begun to enable – by default – basic security features, such as the use of HTTPS encryption to protect data as it is transmitted from their customers' to the companies' servers.
The advent of high-throughput genotyping has begun to enable researchers to answer some of the questions related to the genetic basis of local adaptation in plants.
Additionally, advances in high-throughput genome sequencing and detection of single nucleotide polymorphisms have begun to enable the resequencing of evolved strains.
Although some progressive healthcare providers have begun to transition to digitization, enabling faster and more complete access to patient data, we still have a long way to go toward achieving seamless process and business innovation in healthcare.
