Sentence examples for together enabling from inspiring English sources

"Networks are the invisible glue that keeps data and collaboration working together, enabling scientists to exchange measurements, tools and experiences wherever they are.

One solution the charity has found is to link schools together, enabling pupils of different faiths to meet and exchange information about one another – an opportunity they might not otherwise have.

In the season-long 2004-5 lockout, Bettman kept all the owners together, enabling them to force the players to accept a 24 percent pay cut and the imposition of a salary cap.

Ricoh was also one of the first copier manufacturers to offer a "tandem" feature that lets customers hook two 85-page copiers together, enabling them to deliver the volume and speed of a Docutech -- Xerox's highest-speed, highest-margin and most expensive product line -- at a third of the Docutech's price.

Federal officials have disclosed that the powder in the Daschle letter was an advanced formulation, with a compound added to keep the anthrax spores from sticking together, enabling them to float more freely, spread more widely and potentially infect more people.

And until this week it seemed as if Angela Merkel, leader of the Christian Democrats (CDU), had succeeded in cobbling such a coalition together, enabling her later this month to become both the first woman and the first person to hail from the east ever to be Germany's federal chancellor.Ms Merkel may yet fulfil her ambition.

Writing together enabled us to run the relationship down calmly rather than just flying apart.

Time spent together enables parents to detect budding problems and instill important values.

Linking gardens together enables creatures, such as hedgehogs and toads, to move between your garden and those of your neighbours.

He asked care providers for as much data as they had on this issue, and piecing their responses together enabled him to get a grip of the challenge he faced.

Eric Schneiderman, the New York attorney general, who is a co-chairman of the working group, said that having many different law enforcement groups working together "enables us to go places where each of us individually could not go".