Sentence examples for was looking for enabling from inspiring English sources

Judge Haight found that Mr. Forde had told his friend to list certain specific skills that a contractor was looking for, enabling him to jump the line to get a carpenter's job.

On Thursday, Adm. Samuel J. Locklear III, the head of the Pacific Command, said the United States was looking for access that would enable it to help the Philippines in its defense as well as to aid in responding to disasters.

I was looking for a wheelchair that would enable me to work – a kind of wheelchair JCB – but it has given me so much more.

For years specialists have been looking for signs enabling them to anticipate seizures, if only by a few minutes.

But some sites are looking for ways to enable visitors not only to interact but even to collaborate to change the sites themselves.

We will be telling the story of our investment over the next four years in a clear way and we'll be looking for ways to enable public leaders and commentators to be able to talk about the arts in a way that isn't full of jargon; isn't full of figures that make no sense; but just talks about the arts and what they do for people and their lives.

"People wanted to have political discussions, and they were looking for technology to enable it," says Christopher Libertelli, Skype's senior director of government and regulatory affairs.

Upon arriving there, he realizes that the workers have found the "unlimited" energy source that the Dharma Initiative has been looking for, which will enable them to manipulate time.

Ryan said: "Darren and Jean-Baptiste are examples of talented young players who are looking for surroundings which will enable them to maximise their potential.

"They were looking for a solution that enabled them to tap into the large labour supply quickly and cost efficiently, and traditional methods such as job boards or agencies weren't fast enough and just didn't deliver the quality of workers they required".

We are looking for ion yields that enable useful analysis of multiple compounds within a submicrometer pixel area.