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enable

[en-ey-buhl] / ɛnˈeɪ bəl /


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SpaceX has its existing business on its side, too: The company essentially invented reusable rockets, dramatically lowering the cost of reaching space and enabling the entire modern-day space economy.

From Barron's

Smart glasses enable the wearer to access information and apps similar to those on a smart phone including using maps, listening to music, and recording video.

From BBC

"It will enable us to discover medicines more efficiently," he says.

From BBC

On Wednesday, the U.S. said it had “selectively” rolled back sanctions to enable the transport and sale of Venezuelan crude and oil products to global markets.

From MarketWatch

“As we make progress with the government, we will enable the import of parts, equipment and services, to prevent the industry from collapsing, stabilize the production,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal