Sentence examples for may help at from inspiring English sources

It may help at the margin.

It's not a panacea, but it may help at the edges.

It may help at the fringes, and certainly if council tax becomes a burden then old people will downsize.

Apprenticeship schemes may help at the margins by making youngsters more employable, but they will not substitute for economic recovery.

Russia's government now seems to be putting overall growth before protecting local car firms, though changes to import rules for second-hand cars may help at the bottom end of the market.

Fourth, the general preference and not a special site-specific individual interest is relevant, which may help at the same time to support rational decisions, in particular in local development and achieve a good acceptance of the results.

"He's primarily a closer, which may help him at a mile and a half," Schulhofer said.

Therefore, a decline in the price of health services may help consumers at the expense of producers.

While a familiarity with A.L. East pitchers may help him at the plate, Brignac believes his experience will benefit him most defensively.

Providing home care kits to protect people who take care of family members themselves may help prevent at least some infections, Schmidt-Chanasit says.

Especially with regard to increasing storage investments, such a model may help to (at least partially) handle the described inefficiency problems regarding sub-optimal zonal designs that may challenge European or Australian zonal electricity markets in the near future.