Sentence examples for probably enable from inspiring English sources

A second Lib Dem-Tory coalition, says Bale, would probably enable Cameron to cling to office.

Such a step would probably enable Goldman — long one of the most lucrative places to work on Wall Street — to free itself from government-imposed restrictions on compensation.

Analysts said the bond sale would probably enable the government of the new prime minister, Alenka Bratusek, to stay afloat at least through the end of the year.

Q. Do you think the new format will produce a better prepared challenger? A. There will be slightly less racing but higher quality racing, which will probably enable whoever wins to come into the America's Cup a little fresher.

Although its recent rate increases will probably enable it to turn a profit of $600 million or so in fiscal 2003, which began on Oct. 1, Mr. Nolan puts the amount in context.

Switzerland's finance minister said the move would probably enable Swiss banks to accept an offer by the United States government to hand over client details in exchange for a promise against future legal repercussions.

She has developed a philosophy that has probably enabled her to come this far.

"Berry's clear enunciation probably enabled the record to 'pass for white' " writes Charlie Gillett in "The Sound of the City: The Rise of Rock and Roll".

The statement from the 157 American priests says only that they support Father Bourgeois's "right to speak his conscience" — cautious wording that probably enabled more to sign.

The researcher said that O'Doul's tutelage probably enabled Cooper, who was 40 when the film was made, to bat and catch left-handed with passable skill, although throwing was another matter.

We had one recently: The Green Party probably enabled the Republican win in 2000 and its near-total evaporation in national politics since then (0.3 percent of the vote in 2012) suggests that the appeal of such a party is, in fact, negligible.