Sentence examples for has since enabled from inspiring English sources

In a blog post, Amazon says it has since enabled new ways for developers to make money for their apps, including through the use of its virtual currency Amazon Coins, and by selling t-shirts featuring their games' characters and imagery through Merch by Amazon.

This scalable total synthesis has since enabled the preparation of various analogs that will allow for a better understanding of the mechanism of action of this "first-in-class" drug.

Samsung tells me that around 30percentt of S8 owners have since enabled that functionality with the update.

But Swype has sinced updated the app with a version where Full Access can be enabled.

So, essentially, the data architecture they've developed since enables machines to more quickly draw inferences about Facebook's data entries based on context, natural language and a host of other signals.

Major League Baseball has since closed the loophole that enabled Bonderman to be drafted as a junior; players must now exhaust their high school eligibility before entering the draft.

One catch: since Apple hasn't enabled custom watch faces yet, it's not able to take over the entire screen, and you'll still have some borders/margins/text around the edges.

In consultation with the NBAA, the FAA created the Block Aircraft Registration Request (BARR) program, which since 2000 has enabled private jets to avoid having their movements tracked - in real-time or after the fact - on commercial websites like FlightAware.com.com

It has since partnered with Ratesetter to enable your Plum 'micro' savings to actually earn a decent 3% interest rate via the option to invest all or some of it into the peer-to-peer lending platform.

"Because a lot of people spent a lot of money building out technologies that are sitting idle, they need to pivot, since the S.E.C. has not enabled Title III to go forward," Mr. Ellenoff said.

Steven M. Hilton: Establishing the Conrad N. Hilton Fund for Sisters, which has since distributed more than $84 million and enabled Sisters to serve the poor in more than 140 countries.