Sentence examples for may help pay from inspiring English sources

For vehicles out of warranty, Acura may help pay for these repairs.

Some of the play's proceeds may help pay for something he has never had: a headstone.

While a celebrity's wealth may help pay for an expensive hobby, "the downside is, they don't have any privacy," Mr. Barber said.

In the future that video of a kid's wacky 5th birthday may help pay for his college tuition.

Though a number of government programs may help pay for some long-term care services, many people are faced with significant out-of-pocket costs.

If you have car insurance with personal injury protection (often called PIP), that may help pay for injuries, or you can turn to your health insurance for your medical costs.

And the card issuers' insurance feature may indeed help pay for damage to a vehicle, though Visa's excludes car-sharing services like Zipcar.

Ms. Fitzpatrick said the state has not increased its reimbursement for school lunches in about 25 years, so the 10 cents it is offering is long overdue, although it may not help pay for the switch to higher-priced healthier snack items.

You may choose to pay for any repair costs out of your own pocket, and put the money you would have paid for an extended warranty premium in a bank account, as the interest you accumulate from the bank account may likely help pay for the costs of your out-of-pocket repairs in the future, all without setting you back financially.

As part of your strategy to convince your parents to get you an iPhone, you may want to help pay for it.

Even hair that survives the winnowing may not go to the gravely ill, but may be sold to help pay for charities' organizational costs.