Sentence examples for something that would enable from inspiring English sources

So at the close of his 14-season Hall of Fame career, Goodrich found something that would enable him to relax and live a long, stress-free life: golf.

She mentioned that Andrey Krutskikh, a Kremlin adviser, reportedly warned, in a 2016 speech, that Russia had something that would enable it "to talk to the Americans like equals".

When it was originally being designed, Biz Stone and colleagues thought they were inventing something that would enable ambulance drivers to communicate with one another in the hospital in emergency situations.

In a victory for Germany and other prosperous northern European countries, the officials rejected the idea that the euro zone issue debt backed by the 17 member states — something that would enable countries with weaker economies to borrow at rates similar to those of Germany's.

However, "without hesitating" he agreed to the idea, despite not really knowing what Cave wanted, beyond coming up with something that would enable him to avoid doing press for the album and thus having to answer a succession of journalists' questions about his late son.

"The initial idea was to build something that would enable a user to play anything from anywhere on their televisions.

"Do you have something in mind that would enable us to prevent that very perilous circumstance to public safety of having bags of cash?" The back-and-forth in Washington came just days after the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank gave a Colorado credit union conditional approval to work with businesses that serve the marijuana industry, like accountants and landlords.

"It felt like this was what I'd been looking for, something that was mine, that would enable me to say anything".

But the centralized database of content that would enable near-instant library uploads is something that the labels need to sign off on.

"If we can slow down the release of the specific information that would enable somebody to reconstruct this virus and do something nefarious, even for a while, then that was a good thing".

that would enable health insurers to extend current plans.