Sentence examples for involved enabling from inspiring English sources

Technology has made it possible for the public to get more directly involved, enabling anyone with a computer and internet connection to run a campaign "for pennies", according to Greenpeace's Leonard.

After its submission last April, publication was suppressed at the request of one of the countries involved, enabling all concerned to make whatever claims they liked about its contents.

Univariate or multivariate pseudo-random values are simulated for each variable involved, enabling the present value to be calculated for each iteration.

Adaption has been observed pre-clinically, but no human study has shown timing and genes involved, enabling formulation of new clinical paradigms.

This sometimes involved enabling others to lead by being responsive as a follower, or as one participant explained, learning to " play an active part, decide your role and nominate a leader" (NI83).

His sound appreciation of the geographical and political factors involved enabled him to impose an overall settlement that was to form the basis of the defensive frontier system and was to last, with few important changes, for more than 500 years.

Exploration of the operation of the ethical notions and moral values involved enables us to understand the decision-making process surrounding a public health intervention such as immunisation.

There were no differences between the motives of people living with and those at risk for HIV except that the at-risk population indicated that becoming meaningfully involved enabled them to avoid risky behaviors.

The application of an exogenous marker such as sinistrin and the appropriate model-identification of the kinetics involved enables one to determine the individual mGFR and measures of the distribution process such as the extracellular volume in the individual subject [ 34].

Airbnb and Uber have demonstrated that disruption from another industry is particularly powerful, because it involves enabling efficiency-enhancing structural changes that draw on core competencies and strategies that the incumbent firms lack.

But life in postwar Wichita proves a letdown (even the funnies aren't as "funny and mean as they used to be"), and Ogden feels his skills are wasted in his job, which involves enabling the owner of an aviation company to indulge his various degenerate and illegal hobbies.