Sentence examples for that we are enabled to from inspiring English sources

As to process, it might be thought that a process is nothing more than a causal sequence; in the words of Sayre: "The causal process, continuous though it may be, is made up of individual events related to others in a causal nexus… It is by virtue of the relations among members of causal series that we are enabled to make the inferences by which causal processes are characterized".

It means not just that we are enabled to make money, but we are ennobled in how we want to invest and spend our wealth.

The way that we were enabled to do that in the story was through his condition, his quadriplegia.

So how do we explain to the villagers that we are enabling the army to shell their huts even more destructively, without acting equally aggressively to provide medicines that might win civilian support for the government?

"We think it's important that patients are enabled to deal with as much control over their own condition as possible," he said.

But we saved everything for a time when we knew that we would be enabled to do it properly.

In his broadcast to the troops on D-Day, the king said: "We shall not ask that God may do our will, but that we may be enabled to do the will of God".

Now in order that we may be enabled to proceed, in an ideal way, toward the desired extension of the fleshy parts, it is necessary to remove all the causes, which, without justification, limit, or waste, the force, physiologically possible to be applied.

But what is not legitimate is to suggest that we're enabling or encouraging future taxpayer bailouts, as some have claimed.

We also found that to be enabled to deliver the support experience, Agents needed leadership support and enablement, as well as the right tools and defined processes and procedures that enable them to uphold and implement the necessary experience.

We come to suspect that Romeo is enabled to imagine this and in his personal opinion called on to image it by the rules of a game of make-believe he spontaneously finds himself playing, a game we attempt to join him in playing as we struggle to make appropriate sense of his words.