Sentence examples for perhaps enabling from inspiring English sources

Perhaps enabling a discussion between vendors and buyers could help.

Doing so now would be rife with political dangers allowing the Republicans to accuse the Democrats of overstepping their constitutional authority and, perhaps, enabling them to blame Democratic tight-fistedness if and when the war is lost.

For one, becoming aware of the short walk between two tube stations could merge two distinct neural maps of these different locations into a single global map of the wider area – perhaps enabling commuters to plan journeys more wisely in the future.

She and her husband want to have a "footprint" in both countries, perhaps enabling Australian students to experience science in the United States, and vice versa.

Speculation points to the March update perhaps enabling advanced features such as media center functionality and enhanced support for third party softwares.

Thick and massive, the bone was clearly built to lift the whole front of the body, the researchers say, perhaps enabling the animal to more easily crawl along the bottom of shallow rivers or raise its head above the water.

This fund not only defrays his lawyers' considerable expenses but also perhaps enables Libby to cover up the full involvement of Cheney.

General admission costs £79.50, with various tiers of tickets, including gold circle for £149.50, diamond view for £399.50, and £699 for "ultimate bar", which perhaps enables you to buy something other than plastic bottles of lager.

But the upset may be best remembered for Zook's fourth-down gamble, a play that helped clinch the game and perhaps enabled Zook to shed his reputation as a great recruiter who struggles as a game coach.

Anything that asks people to face up to the personal decisions necessary must be good in that it will perhaps enable some of us to see the toughness and potential unpopularity of the decisions to be made.

These were  bold moves, but the problem for both leaders  is that both sides in Congress still believe their partisan arguments will ultimately win out and perhaps enable them to sweep the next election.