Sentence examples for largely enabled from inspiring English sources

The Obama Administration has largely enabled this obstruction.

The US shale gas bonanza was largely enabled by bubble economics – "low interest rates and easy financings" – but is unravelling as financial wishful thinking hits the wall of production reality, and is already a "commercial failure," Powers told the IEA.

Iran's already considerable influence over Iraqi affairs would be seen to grow, and thus perhaps intensify the Sunni resentment that largely enabled Isis's takeover of Anbar province in the first place.

Our robust program in ambulatory care, designed to significantly curtail the time children spend in hospital, was largely enabled by her drive to meet the needs of children and families in treatment.

The revenue from tourist hunting in pastoralist areas, which is largely enabled by the co-existence of pastoralist communities with diverse and relatively abundant populations of large mammals on their lands, is therefore at least $1.4 million annually.

These nanosystems has largely enabled the availability of medicaments at required site in a required concentration without inversely affecting the eye tissues; and therefore, attaining the excessive considerations from the formulation scientists and pharmacologists worldwide.

It was a crucial gift, largely enabling Better Together to pay for the final 100 days of campaigning – though Rowling was less generous than the SNP's most lavish funders, the Euromillions winners Chris and Colin Weir, whose donations to yes and the SNP topped £5.5m by early September.

The tools and indicators identified largely enable measurement of technical interventions and undesirable health (or pathological medical) outcomes.

Rapid growth of high-throughput transcriptomic data largely enables gene expression profiling and diagnostic targets identification in disease nowadays.

The Swiss banking secrecy was formalised in 1934 after the Nazis came to power, largely to enable Jewish people to get their money out and not be traced by the authorities in Germany.

The receiver maps the direction of its channel currents representing the logic state of the incoming data to two voltages whose values are largely different, enabling a convenient recovery of both the logic state and timing information of the received current-mode data in the voltage-mode domain, and suppression of the common-mode disturbances coupled to the channels.