Sentence examples for might enable him from inspiring English sources

Doubtless he hoped that keeping her near might enable him to keep her close.

Pi tells him it might do more: it might enable him to believe in God.

Can one secure seats, such as exit rows, that might enable him to survive a long flight?

He was always taking exams for licenses that might enable him to do things like sell insurance or real estate.

The president lacks the words needed to create the political space that might enable him to define a new French Social Democratic left.

Even if Mr Raffarin were to hang on until the next potential humiliation, the European elections in June which might enable him to push through health reforms a reshuffle is likely.

Cassani, 49 and long retired, said the assistance of a motor might enable him to return to racing and win a stage of the Giro d'Italia, which ended Sunday.

Probably so, although the late tightening of the race raises the possibility of a virtual two- or even three- or four-way tie, which might enable him to prolong his campaign even if he loses narrowly.

Here lies the political fate of Sarkozy: this electoral strategy might enable him to come ahead in the first ballot, but his hard-right stand and his free-market policies should see him lose the second round.

So despite losing the first set, Henman knew well enough that a combination of his far greater experience, combined with the Frenchman's nervousness, might enable him quickly to turn the match around.

The Australian is a savvy race strategist who can also display searing speed, but in six years of competing in Britain he has never yet found that elusive combination of set-up and good luck that might enable him to take the title.