Sentence examples for value in enabling from inspiring English sources

"We believe there is immense value in enabling customers to find, get, organize, and use fonts from Typekit without ever leaving the application they're working in," Adobe says in today's announcement.

When I was working on Race For The Cure, I was fortunate enough to work with a great board of directors who saw the value in enabling women to work on projects they love.

Cope asked his father to pay for a tutor in both German and French, "not so much for their own sake," wrote Edward, "but as for their value in enabling me to read their books of a literary or scientific character".

It will also be of value in enabling investigation of the social learning strategies deployed in captive and natural animal populations.

It derives its justification from a concern for equal lifetime health: all persons should have a fair chance to live a long and healthy life due to the intrinsic importance of health and its instrumental value in enabling fulfilment of life plans [ 35].

Direct detection of pathogenic nucleic acids without prior cultivation despite diverging results from culture-based methods together with possible information on resistance markers may have significant added value in enabling evidence-based antibiotic stewardship, as detection of nucleic acid may indeed reflect the true clinical picture in specific clinical situations [ 103].

This detailed presentation of the results is exemplary for its value not only in enabling the verification of the subsequent discussion of the results, but also and perhaps more importantly, in allowing replications of this study in other universities and contexts.

My hope is that more and more SMBs come to recognize the value of technology in enabling their growth and success, and that Microsoft can play a role in that journey.

Social media not only changes the way we innovate and create goods and services, and it can change the way societies create public value, in turn enabling less costly and smaller government.

Thus, although at first glance, the LAM sensitivity of 31% may seem modest the high specificity confers rule-in value enabling a rapid diagnosis in approximately a third more of patients than could have been obtained with microscopy.

"While we fully understand the gravity of the offence in question in this particular case, we also recognise that there is a value to wider society in enabling offenders to be rehabilitated through a return to their chosen line of employment.