Sentence examples for otherwise enable from inspiring English sources

This blackens the acrylic and cooks off its nitrogen, an element that would otherwise enable it to burn.

That means aiding the Muslim countries in various ways, and assuring stability in the countries that might otherwise enable Islamic jihadism to flourish.

Furthermore, the antioxidants in chocolate may help to prevent the oxidation of blood cholesterol, which would otherwise enable this waxy substance to stick to artery walls, increasing the risk of a heart attack or stroke.

Yet what is perhaps most remarkable about Sherpur is that many of the homeowners are government officials, whose annual salaries would not otherwise enable them to live here for more than a few days.

The main limitation of modern HSR sensors is the lack of a historical archive that would otherwise enable meaningful landscape change detection, especially in arid regions where tree population dynamics are naturally very slow.

A card, code, or other device is not "reloadable" merely because the issuer or processor is technically able to add functionality that would otherwise enable the card, code, or other device to be reloaded.

In a speech on Saturday at a security conference in Bahrain, Carter said the additional troops would "continue organising, training, equipping, and otherwise enabling capable, motivated local forces" to take the fight to Isis.

Handing out vouchers or otherwise enabling engaged parents to remove the students most likely to succeed from less desirable schools doesn't solve the problem for the good of the community.

Despite many examples, where women have been showing improved productivity in other parts of India, in various parts, lack of technology still poses problems to women entrepreneurs, which could have otherwise enabled them to overcome drudgery with improved efficiency and productivity and catered them to climb the value chain (Anjali, 2015).

Major progressive organizations are pushing the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee to deny funding to any Democratic senator who votes for, or otherwise enables the confirmation of, Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch.

Consequently, the banks enjoy cheaper funding than they otherwise might, enabling them to outcompete smaller banks, and thus get bigger still.