Sentence examples for say enables from inspiring English sources
It is an arrangement that many say enables the generals to dominate, because they present a united front while the ministers are often divided by fractious politics.
How else could a fish develop a sextantlike "pineal window" in the top of its head that scientists say enables it to navigate over thousands of miles?
During that time they can set prices as they see fit; that freedom, they say, enables them to recoup the high cost of research and development, and to invest in developing new and better medicines.
Casting such a wide net, these candidates say, enables them not only to get needed campaign money but to create word-of-mouth advertisements for their campaigns, particularly in the Council races where the cost of television advertising is prohibitive.
Canada has switched on the first large-scale coal-fired power plant fitted with a technology that proponents say enables the burning of fossil fuels without tipping the world into a climate catastrophe.
And a book he co-wrote argues that judges should interpret the Constitution "in light of the concerns, conditions and evolving norms of our society" — an approach some conservatives say enables judges to impose their own political values.
Those design elements, some engineers say, enable their signals to be kept separate from other wireless devices.
Now under scrutiny are two complex transactions M.P.S. conducted with Deutsche Bank and Nomura that critics say enabled M.P.S. to mask some of its losses.
The banks, state officials say, enable the lenders to automatically withdraw loan payments from borrowers' checking accounts, even in states where the loans are effectively outlawed.
And they face mounting criticism at home over the scandal-ridden United Nations oil-for-food program that investigators say enabled Saddam Hussein to pocket more than $10 billion.
They are able communicators as they are tuned in to how others react to what they do and say, enabling them to be effective team-players.
