Sentence examples for opportunity in enabling from inspiring English sources

These technologies provide a tremendous opportunity in enabling rapid and objective integration of all published medical 3D printing data.

Chris Lynch, Partner at Atlas Venture, added "Atlas Venture has led this investment in Gizmox to take advantage of the multi-billion dollar opportunity in enabling the transition to mobile HTML5 with the industry's leading solution.

A Commonwealth Bank spokesman said: Commonwealth Bank plays a crucial role in enabling economic and social development in Australia by supporting jobs, growth, innovation and opportunities for people and businesses.

Considering the multiple interconnections between bodies, technologies, and people across different places and spaces, and how these are in a constant state of flux, creates new opportunities for enabling practices in both design and rehabilitation.

Looking to the Future Successful roll-out of the programme will strengthen the case for creating opportunities to harness enabling technologies in other social sectors to respond to various needs in the community, particularly to keep children in Uganda alive, safe and learning.

The ceasefire opened a window of opportunity, enabling the humanitarian community to address the acute crisis in southern Sudan.

Successful roll-out of the programme will strengthen the case for creating opportunities to harness enabling technologies in other social sectors.

Members in this group all appeared to have more social opportunities, however, enabling them to present themselves as holding roles other than as "patient, or "user".

Ultimately, the software capability gives its users potential new business opportunities by enabling them to closely track the frequency and the manner in which content is being consumed.

This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity enables the mass scaling of our technology, impact and ideas to the absolute forefront of our field, while working with an amazing team who shares our passion.

Training opportunities which enable in particular GPs to enhance not only their competence but also their general attitude towards dementia care would appear to be beneficial and might carry positive consequences for patients and their caregivers.