Sentence examples for quite enabling from inspiring English sources

Though Ben describes its appeal as, "It's keep-fit, it's niche, no one does it," the historical context adds intellectual richness, and Dan, who forgot his training shoes but not his bandana, admits to a certain aesthetic charm: "I think this crowd are quite enabling when it comes to any sort of dandyism".

I'd been chatting online with American artist Christine Sun Kim for a while and when we finally met in real life, technological mediation became something quite enabling that actually added a spontaneity and human feeling to our communication.

They can also dissolve the legislature and call for new elections at any point during their term (though these powers are exercised by the British prime minister only by convention); this power is quite useful, enabling a prime minister to hold an election at politically advantageous times.

When N was large enough, with appropriate ratio M/K and essential W E, the errors became quite small, enabling broadening of the range of feasible window width.

The simulations reproduce the experiments quite accurately, enabling a correction of systematic errors so that only the ∼0.1 Å random error remains.

It's also quite possibly enabling, through its partnership with Rackspace and AppFog, the sort of "platform-as-a-service app stores" that I previously postulated.

"Having a greater number of women at the top will quite simply enable us to operate better".

"What we really want to do is jump-start the industry and quite frankly enable all airlines, very much ourselves included, to diversify our fuel supply".

Taxpayers spent £100,000 in travel and hotel costs for the former head of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) after she was allowed a "quite astounding" deal enabling her to work part of the week from the Lake District,  MPs said in a report.

Unsurprisingly this developer platform strategy is not unique, as both Yahoo and Microsoft Messengerr & Communicator) have been extending the services around their respective IM clients for quite sometime and enabling third party applications to integrate into them.

Among these nanomaterials, gold nanoparticles (NPs) hold unique optical properties called localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) arising from oscillation of the free electrons in the gold, good biosafety and facile surface modification, enabling them quite suitable nanoscale platforms for biosensing or antibody antigen immunoassay [8].