Sentence examples for truly enabled from inspiring English sources

These capabilities have truly enabled this vision of cloud computing.

"...we'd been developing our pathway for stroke and aspects of it, year on year, since 2000, and I think it was that foundation that truly enabled us to respond in the way that we did and deliver that [innovation]." (Innovation directly related to the healthcare provision) Organisational culture was also perceived to be a critical factor.

Men who liked and respected and enjoyed one another were more likely to cultivate the virtuous habits that would truly enable the nation's citizens to engage in "the pursuit of happiness".

In this sense, Siri finally and truly enables the mobile Internet.

Drones hold promise to be a truly enabling technology supporting a variety of crucial global industries.

Businesses that truly enable delivery or sharpen data collection and sensing will win mindshare and investment as industry players increasingly include them in budgets and workflows.

The only high-tech device that really frees you from the office, and that has a form factor, nationwide ubiquity of service, and utility that are truly enabling is the pager.

But before that can happen, Gears and similar technologies need to truly enable desktop-like functionality within the browser (or more accurately, they need to enable desktop-like functionality for web applications that traditionally operate only within the browser).

"We now have a product that we had the utmost confidence in – something that isn't just an idea on a post-it note with some questionable physics, but actually a real-world system that we believe can truly enable these autonomous vehicle systems to finally have that better-than-human level perception".

But, said Brantley, to "truly enable breakaway performance required making the data useful for students and parents".

There is likely a long road ahead before we can truly enable Syria's political transition, and until then, innocent lives cry out for the global community to collectively speak out against a regime lacking in fundamental human rights.