Sentence examples for ones enables us from inspiring English sources

"The sheer volume of qualitative and quantitative evidence we have collated, not just for our current audit but also for the previous ones, enables us to make informed judgments," it adds.

Here we report 267 new U7 mitogenomes that – analysed alongside 100 published ones – enable us to discern at least two distinct temporal phases of dispersal, both of which most likely emanated from the Near East.

If the failure is someone else's, pinning it on one thing enables us to tell ourselves that we can prevent it.

BLSOM's powerful visualization on one plain enables us to efficiently obtain profound knowledge from big data by encompassing the data.

We must design a better system... a better frame of reference for the world around us... one that enables us to win... one that enables everyone to win.

There he is warbling on about his "diversified and broadly spread" portfolio, the one that "enables us to manage effectively the impact of risk and uncertainties on the business".

In the reconstruction of the ancestor, we used only the marginal approach because it is the one that enables us to reconstruct the most probable protein sequences for each inner node of phylogenetic tree [ 65].

"No Mommy, not the chocolate cookie, the vanilla one". It enables us to communicate what we feel and think -- "Mommy, I hate you" or, "Mommy, I love you". Language also allows us to deceive.

Their easiness with one other enables us to see various sides to Um Omar's personality: her warmth and humor; her sadness, too; and her pride.

Johnson said he hoped that the nineteen-nineties would see the emergence of a "black American fiction" that takes Ellison as its inspiration, "one that enables us as a people — as a culture — to move from narrow complaint to broad celebration".

We seem to have two attention systems: a conscious one that enables us to direct our focus towards things we know we want to concentrate on and an unconscious one that shifts attention towards anything our senses pick up that might be significant.