Sentence examples similar to helping would be from inspiring English sources

A tool that enables sort of a better understanding of how a palliative care programme can help would be very, very helpful.

One way in which the chancellor could help would be to tighten fiscal policy.

"Help would be nice, but, you know, it always helps to win".

"What would really help would be a contract with a large food supply company.

What would really help would be smaller classes, skilled teachers and more intensive instruction.

Another thing that would help would be the emergence of a moderate alternative to the N.R.A. for gun owners.

Those it could help would be able to have healthy children free of a potentially fatal genetic disease.

About the only constituents it would help would be the DaimlerChrysler shareholders hoping against hope to ditch the Chrysler Group on anyone who will take it.

"Yes I do, but what would help would be what is meant by processed food.

The Hoodlum Priest (1961) also had excellent performances from its leading players Don Murray, and (in his first film) Keir Dullea, in a compelling drama based on a real priest who devoted his life to helping would-be criminals.

In December, the Italian and German police arrested three men believed to be members of Ansar al-Islam and accused them of helping would-be suicide bombers travel from Europe to Iraq.