Sentence examples for up enabling from inspiring English sources

Access to markets can be a problem so road-side stalls will be set up, enabling the farmers to engage directly with their customers.

Internal connecting points in the pivot mean the plug can operate when it is opened as normal but also when folded up, enabling international adaptors to be attached.

Some, like the Bank of England, expect productivity to bounce back and with it pay: companies will get more out of their existing workforce as demand picks up, enabling wages to climb while unemployment gently falls.

When the major publishing corporations tried to squeeze any remaining oddness out of the industry, digital printing technology sprang up, enabling quirkier small publishers to produce books for niche interests.

Working closely with residents resulted in high levels of sign up, enabling us to deliver energy efficiency measures and drive regeneration, with significant improvements not only to individual properties but the whole neighbourhood.

The energy that we formerly spent on digestion (and digestion requires far more energy than you might imagine) was freed up, enabling our brains, which also consume enormous amounts of energy, to grow larger.

Matt Lucas comperes with a bracing lack of sentimentality; his joke that co-host Mel Gibson hasn't showed up enables some pleasingly off-colour opening remarks.

Chromatic interferograms captured during start up enabled the detailed changes in lubrication film caused by surface features to be observed.

The experimental set up enabled the near-continuous collection of ejecta to the maximum distal extent of measurable ejecta (15 20 m).

The use of this set up enabled the reliable induction of incomplete burst fractures by a single compression event.

The presented set up enables the first experimental means to reliably model and study distinct incomplete burst fracture patterns in an in vitro setting.