Sentence examples for could be assisting from inspiring English sources
In some cases, men who were family breadwinners were killed in 1989, and in other families, parents lost children who could be assisting them in old age.
Therefore Britain could be assisting America to commit an act of aggression under the UN Charter, which could risk a major nuclear disaster, and doing so supposedly to prevent nuclear proliferation, with the real motive of making it possible for us to continue to break the NPT in alliance with America.
The first step towards work experience could be assisting with household chores at home.
Suarez and Pacey [ 1] suggested that one of the roles of seminal plasma could be assisting cervical migration of spermatozoa.
This could be assisting in maintaining a more or less universal genetic code across the three domains of life.
Several scenarios exist; Lys ubiquitination could act as a scaffold driving CIITA nuclear localization where ERK1/2 then binds and phosphorylates CIITA or Lys ubiquitination could be assisting in the activation of ERK1/2, as has been seen with other kinases, as is the case with protein kinase B (Akt) [ 42].
The participants' focus on specialist nurses in this way is itself interesting – whilst they can play an important role which could be assisted by health care assistants, the comments may also reveal a lack of awareness of how other disciplines, or the combined resources of such disciplines in the form of a multidisciplinary team, can also have a role.
Such resilience could be assisted by rivalry among the different European powers.
"If there is another way the racing industry could be assisted, then we would not be opposed to that.
A four-country study comparing cash transfers and food aid found that 18% more people could be assisted at no extra cost if everyone received cash instead of food.
Although imperial territory in the East could be reclaimed only by military conquest, in the Balkans and in Greece the work of reclamation could be assisted by the diplomatic weapon of evangelization.
