Sentence examples for sort of enable from inspiring English sources

In addition, their languages sort of enable the group to know what is acceptable within the group and what is not (Excerpt 5).

In addition, their languages sort of enable the group to know what is acceptable within the group and what is not.

"We just directly recruit other neurons and other cell types in the brain to sort of enable the brain's inner ability to repair itself," Tsai said.

The space looks like a boisterous hodgepodge of smart hobbyists, new startups and large corporations that are eager to be a part of what could be a huge market, and all sorts of enabling products and technologies, some of which, including crowdfunding and 3D printing, are themselves far from established.

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Interviews with former reporters and editors at Variety describe him as one of Weinstein's greatest protectors ― exactly the sort of enabler who helped to keep Weinstein's "open secret" a secret for so long.

There's also — crucially — analytics of sorts to enable brands to get insights into their Jongla communities.

The salary cap acts as a sort of antidynasty, enabling a number of teams, and their fans, to have legitimate dreams of winning a title.

Then their youngest daughter appears, sees her mother crying and, in a miraculous sort of displacement, enables the wife to vent her sorrow and the husband to voice, obliquely, his anger and disappointment, and finally his love.

This sort of service enabled the firm to fight off competitors such as Woolworths and Marks & Spencer to become the country's sole department-store chain, occupying prime commercial property in most big cities.Last year it financed nearly half its sales through its own credit cards.

iZotope algorithms produce a sort of spectrogram, enabling musicians to see sound like a picture.