Sentence examples for sake of being able from inspiring English sources

This presented a dilema [sic.] for libraries with substantial Hebraica collections: to continue making expensive vernacular cards, or to romanize for the sake of being able to manipulate data in new, more effective ways by computer?

However, this globally unprecedented transformation has been widely criticised over fears that the nation's security could be compromised for the sake of being able to buy a few more guns and bullets with its budget.

Good health is the basic foundation for peak performance in elite sports, yet athletes are often conflicted between protecting their health for the sake of being able to compete and risking their health in the form of potential injuries to achieve even higher levels of performance.

I try to downplay it, but for the sake of being able to try to sell records and just get acceptance on that level that I did as a pop artist, there's just so few black men make it that far.

After all, so many of the dangers of winter, in particular, are self-inflicted: shoveling driveways to get to obstructed highways; driving those icy roads to places that should be closed; showing up at the office, thanks to S.U.V.'s in rarely-used four-wheel drive mode, for the sake of being able to brag about our dedication and obstinacy.

(Does Hannah have the right to write about her roommate Marnie's love life especially in a diary that Hannah asserts is "not a notebook" but, rather, "notes for a book"?) Dunham also opens a reflexive Heisenbergian trap door under Hannah by readying her to sleep with her boss for the sake of being able to write about it.

A few years ago, I thought I was on the verge of being able to say I'm happy playing just for the sake of playing.

Bourgea: For the sake of people being able to find the portraits, because they took me so long to do, I wanted to install the first ten.

"Over all, it's a question of giving up the privacy of where you are for the sake of someone else being able to locate you very conveniently," Dr. Junglas said.

And for the sake of our sanity, being able to tune out is going to be every bit as important as tuning in.

"The mom pulled me aside and said, 'The second I saw that you were playing Ariel, I just burst into tears for the sake of my daughter being able to see that,'" Huey recalled their interaction to The Buffalo News.