Sentence examples for though enabled from inspiring English sources

McKie and Mutombo, though, enabled the Sixers to be tied after the first quarter, 19-19, when Iverson was missing shots.

Peer-to-peer lending, though enabled by technology, would not have flourished without the benign credit conditions of recent years.

The combined input, though, enables cherry-picking and a degree of abdication of responsibility, which can take some of the stress out of things.

Friends of Friends Travel puts a map of the world on each member's dashboard, though, enabling them to easily see the location of everyone in their network.

Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco favors the Newark arena, and Assembly Speaker Jack Collins, who is said by his assistants to be seeking a similar economic development project for South Jersey, apparently resolved their disagreements, though, enabling the measure to be introduced without fanfare.

Unfortunately, while this sort of happened (they went seven grueling games), the Bruins' astonishing last-second comeback in Game Seven, though enabling a few mean-spirited cheers of "1967!" — the last year an aging Leafs team won a Cup, against a young Canadiens team that would go on to become one of the finest ever — also raised the dreadful spectre of yet another Boston Cup.

The study reveals that anodic electrochemical treatment, though enabling an acceleration of coating deposition, results in heavy sludge formation, making the process less eco-friendly.

Even though enabling electronic betting as an expanding entertainment field, the advanced communication and e-commerce technologies have not changed the nature of betting itself.

The connection was enough, though, that it enabled them to strike up a conversation.

Though microcells enabled coverage over wider areas, packing access points close together caused radio interference.

"We have a tremendous amount of supporters and good will down here," though, which enabled the theater to reopen earlier this year, he said.