Sentence examples for could help clean up from inspiring English sources

I suggest his apology could help clean up the sport, and the world might forgive him.

European policy makers are committed to austerity and are throwing up new roadblocks to the creation of banking union that could help clean up its financial system.

Microbes could help clean up the gases belching out of the world's steel mills, refineries and industrial-scale waste dumps and transform it into something much more useful.

That could help clean up the Conde Nast bottom line should the 73-year-old Mr. Newhouse ever choose to sell the company or make an initial public offering.

Several days ago a Serbian law student told me, in excellent English, that he wanted to become a judge so that he could help clean up the corrupt legal system that is one of the poisonous legacies of Slobodan Milosevic.

Researchers at the University of Dundee in the United Kingdom examined whether certain natural fungi could help clean up uranium from sites in the Balkans and Iraq.

Emergency officials who showed up from other cities to help clean up after the hurricane could not talk to New York officials with the radios they had brought from home.

Apparently Chevron thought it could throw some money at environmentalists and get them to help clean up the company's image.

"I came in to help clean up the company and to fix what could be fixed," Mr. Blaye said.

National servicing standards could succeed where antiforeclosure programs have failed, namely, in compelling banks to help clean up the mess they did so much to create.

For instance, water users could pay to restore and protect upstream forests - which filter water - to help clean up pollution before it reaches China's waterways.