Sentence examples for may help small from inspiring English sources

While reduced regulations may help small banks, the biggest banks remain a systemic threat to the economy.

The new farm bill also offers help through loans and grants—one programme would prioritise loans for beginners who practise organic farming.Such niches, says Carolyn Orr of CSG, may help small farmers survive.

This kind of networks may help small companies face the competition of large companies through specialization on specific segments of markets (as in craft industry for example).

Not only are the coastal waters in mangroves rich in nutrients and stocked with wild post-larvae and juvenile shrimps of commercial species, which may help small scale operators stock their ponds, but mangroves are also located in the sheltered and shallow estuarine areas, which sometimes, but not always, are suitable for pond culture.

Indeed, Sergio Traversa, a pharmaceuticals analyst with Mehta Partners, thinks the torrent of genetic information pouring from the large firms may help smaller competitors by breaking huge populations into genetically different tranches of patients.

It's a method that may well help small farmers in this and other developing countries better compete in the global cocoa market.

At best it may help a small number of new buyers, but it will mean housing becomes more expensive for all those that follow," said spokesperson Duncan Stott.

"This may help spot small tumours that could be missed by conventional approaches," said Dr Magee.

A one-shot approach to mentoring may help a small segment of employees in the short term.

And while it may help a small portion of the population with a legitimate disorder, Professor Bero admits she personally wouldn't recommend its use.

Fox et al. [48] suggested that this species uses stereopsis for binocular depth perception, particularly at close distances from visual targets [47], which may help locate small and cryptic invertebrate prey items while hovering [49].