Enabling In A Sentence

• Traffic flow had dwindled, enabling them to reach the mansion in record time.
• He's enabling them to keep in style, and if he doesn't he is a failure.

• The fear of my rebukes had even some influence in enabling him to resist temptation.
• This competition is enabling goods to pass the rapids cheaply and expeditiously.
• It was another short reprieve, enabling him to give all his attention to the tasks before him.
• My legal training also proved valuable in enabling me to understand and handle matters.
• The submarine signal is equally useful in enabling vessels to avoid collision in fogs.
• I said to them that no better opportunity could arise, enabling them to fulfil their promises.
• The harbour mouth was blocked by three sunken vessels, enabling only small craft to enter.
• Thus enabling the cautious Aberdonian to improve his mind by travel at a minimum of expense.
• Immortality is the Promethean curse, enabling the vultures to inflict never-ending torments.
• He therefore makes various suggestions for enabling their spiritual fathers to guide them discreetly and successfully.
• But as he mused over the difficulties in enabling a deaf mute to achieve speech nothing else seemed impossible.
• The door at each end leads out on to a platform, enabling the conductor to walk through the train from one end to the other.
• The teaching of household duties will also tend to make marriages happier by enabling wives to be more clever and economical.
• The maps are also well done, and therefore useful in enabling a reader to follow out the details of the narrative.
• This mental galvanism was rewarded by improved pay, enabling them to live comfortably till the end of 1838.
• It involves an appreciation of its own nature, as also an energy enabling it to realize itself; to make itself actually what it is potentially.
• Introduce methods enabling persons without ready capital to acquire their cottages or small holdings by paying instalments on reasonable terms.
• It gives vastly increased scope and power, by enabling the speaker to bring into play all the resources of vocal force and intensity.
• The commander is at liberty, of course, to use either method according to its helpfulness in enabling him to visualize the elements of his problem.
• We come now to consider wall-papers, which are hangings prepared with the view of enabling us to decorate our walls at comparatively small cost.
• The flames fortunately broke out on the top story, thus enabling members of the family to save many valuable heirlooms in the lower apartments.
• The fall of snow was lightening somewhat, enabling them to see perhaps twenty feet farther into it, but it was still a vast white gloom.
• Like the Cormorants, they often pursue and catch fish under the water, their teeth-like bills enabling them to firmly hold their prey.
• The mental habit thus generated was probably more important than any other single circumstance in enabling our Federal Union to be formed.
• It was a point d'appui, enabling us to prepare and maintain our connections with the Belgian Army.
• It was a point d'appui, enabling us to prepare and maintain our connections with the Belgian Army.
• The Commentator excludes from this enabling exception those under moral (not merely arbitrary or conventional) disability, as, criminals.
• Reference has been made in an earlier chapter to the services rendered by the building and loan associations in enabling the foreign born to obtain homes.
• Some of these alloys also have very high resistance as compared with copper and are of value in enabling one to obtain a high resistance in small space.
• Not only should she receive an education enabling her to make a livelihood, but also one enabling her to direct her steps in life in the right direction.
• In respect of the vigour and indwelling energy in the word, enabling it to form its past tense from its own resources, and with no calling in of help from without.
• If the shrine has no doctrine enabling man to understand the origin and the connection of things, he will seek such a doctrine elsewhere, and religion will have no control over it.
• The re-active powers of the language, enabling it to throw off that which was foreign to it, did not fail to display themselves now, as they had done on former occasions.
• Butter is the lightest kind of animal fat, and though it wants the sugar and some of the other elements which there are in milk, yet it is most valuable both in itself and in enabling the patient to eat more bread.
• This type of meter is suitable for quantities between 0.1 and 12 pounds per day and possesses the distinct advantage of enabling the operator to see the actual delivery of the gas.
• Butter is the lightest kind of animal fat, and though it wants the sugar and some of the other elements which there are in milk, yet it is most valuable both in itself and in enabling the patient to eat more bread.
• Such rigorous exercises, too, were deemed of great help for enabling the soul to have a more perfect control over the senses, and subjecting them to the empire of reason.
• We had started late and by the time we got down into the valley darkness had fallen but a bright moon compensated for the absence of daylight, enabling us to see plainly our landmarks.

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