Sentence examples for may help deliver from inspiring English sources

2.35pm: One crucial factor that may help deliver real progress in the climate negotiations by shifting the US position, is American fears that China is accelerating far ahead in its development of renewable energy technology – and the business opportunities that will go with that.

It then points out future research directions including the need to understand how alternatives to centralized water policies may help deliver sustainable water supply to cities and informal settlements in the region.

McGinty believes that the council too may need to use its own money to help deliver the policy.

Now some will say that we could actually help deliver the nomination to Santorum and we may regret that outcome.

If your ear is too blocked, you may need a wick placed in your ear, which will help deliver the drops to your ear.[15].

Play can help deliver some basic communication and life skills that may not come naturally.

She was to help deliver donated books.

Both the British Olympic Association chairman, Lord Coe, and Hay said it is important not to get carried away but, in banishing memories of British embarrassment, this squad of young athletes may have helped deliver a shift in the way the public views winter sport.

But if the BBC website – which costs UK taxpayers £174m a year – was forced to restrict its audience or begin charging, the commercial assumption is that this is the game-changer Mr Murdoch has been pushing for, and may now have helped deliver.

We welcome Nice guidance that may help to deliver brighter futures to many people for whom other treatments have not worked," said Wendy Thomas, chief executive of the Migraine Trust.

We know that it won't bring our father back to us but it may help to deliver justice to those who killed him".