Sentence examples for incidentally enabled from inspiring English sources

I miss the pleasures of a long, unobstructed approach to a "Puppy" that was plunked on the common ground — a situation that incidentally enabled the old near-and-far dance with which, for example, we are solemnly taught to appreciate Monet.

So, where women's lib (according to Wilsnack, anyway) has incidentally enabled the female drunk, alcohol awareness has fostered the utilitarian female drunk.

Instead, we elected George H. W. Bush, who in turn enabled the election of his wayward son, George W. -- incidentally, no less a little boy than Gary Hart.

Incidentally, the web sites enable the networks to provide more detail than they can on the TV screen.

Lang's liberal conservatism enabled him to associate easily with Socialist leaders such as Will Crooks and George Lansbury, successive mayors of Poplar, incidentally bringing the latter back to regular communion in the Church.

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Incidentally, it's these pellets that enable biologists to understand the exact food sources.

Drugs like Gleevec and the knowledge that cancer is a genetic disease (which, incidentally, does not mean all cancers are inherited) enable doctors to personalise medicine.

Options for the management of incidentally discovered renal masses include the use of other imaging modalities to enable further characterization, observation using follow-up imaging, biopsy, ablative therapy and minimally invasive nephron-sparing or radical surgery.

Miss Lambert's creation of the Council of Fashion Designers of America was the first attempt to bring together often warring designers, enabling them to present a united voice on issues that affected them and not incidentally to enhance their prestige.