Sentence examples for may be aiding from inspiring English sources

The mixed messages from Republican leaders may be aiding the Democrats' cause.

Separately, the panel also admonished China that it may be "aiding and abetting crimes against humanity" by sending defectors back to North Korea.

Some of the Blue Jays think the altered logo may be aiding hitters: with the switch from the American League logo to the darker, more distinct Major League logo, the theory goes, it is easier to see the ball, see its spin.

Senior Bush administration officials praised the government of Saudi Arabia today for its efforts in tracking down suspected terrorists even as White House officials urged greater Saudi cooperation with investigations into Saudi financiers and charities that may be aiding terror networks.

There are signs that the scramble for grains after the drought may be aiding a recovery by Archer and its chief competitors from a period of dismal earnings, as companies with geographically diverse resources can acquire and deliver grain where it is needed.

It is conceivable that TLR9 may be aiding host recognition of the virus via the CpG groups and contributing to the initiation of the innate host inflammatory response.

The team's survival may be aided by dramatic strategies; conservative ones may aid the manager's survival.

The survivability of conspiracy theories may be aided by psychological biases and by distrust of official sources.

He may be aided by teleprompters and his energy may flag here and there — but his character, an ageing business magnate, is supposed to sputter.

The lawyers may be aided by directives on intelligence-sharing issued by President Bush in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks, officials said.

Some children, especially boys, are slow to mature emotionally, a process that may be aided by the presence of older children.