Sentence examples for keys to be able from inspiring English sources

The problem — as always in this recurring data access vs strong encryption story — is that companies that use end-to-end encryption to safeguard user data are not able to hand over information in a readable form as they do not hold the encryption keys to be able to decrypt it.

It encodes — or locks with a key — what you post on Facebook (or what you send through Gmail for that matter) and lets you choose who should have the key to be able to read it.

With as many potential customers as Walmart has, it's key to be able to cater to all of the needs that shoppers have.

Facebook added support for PGP encryption this June, enabling users to import their public PGP key to be able to encrypt any emails sent to them via Facebook.

Apparently, the key to be able to tap into this vast pool of potential customers in these so-called 'emerging markets' lies in drastically reducing the cost of handsets that can be used by low-income users.

This is a key, to be able to humble yourself to God!

The higher guarantee, he said, "is key to being able to lever borrowed capital".

Having a culture that allows people to be innovative is also key to being able to anticipate and respond to changing demands.

"Because there are two things that are absolutely key to being able to feed, house, and educate the two billion more family members who will be joining us.

"Being able to be open and authentic is the key to being able to perform your job, so you are not having the stress of having to hide," she said.

"The key to being able to compose is never to do anything in a premeditated fashion but to give yourself up to the moment, to intuition and the energy that is out there," he said.