Sentence examples for may help steer from inspiring English sources
A franchise broker may help steer you to a franchise that fits your needs.
It's certainly not the premise, which sounds pretty stupid whichever way you cut it (a pair of angels are sent to York to work as lawyers in cases that may help steer mankind towards salvation).
Understanding human behavior can then be used to develop strategies and incentives that may help steer the respondents towards a higher use of public transport.
No one model may be sufficient to address the problem of diabetes but strategic use of a range of approaches may help "steer the ship" as we address a global pandemic.
Aiming to understand not only qualitatively but also quantitatively how fluid-mechanical effects may help steer mammalian spermatozoa over large distances, we report here a combined experimental and theoretical study of sperm swimming in microfluidic channels, probing a wide range of physiologically relevant conditions of shear and viscosity.
But if the committee uses its inquiry for its stated purpose -- "hearing testimony on the causes and current state of the crisis" -- it may help direct the national conversation and steer the current reform efforts.
But a moment of candor from Roberts revealed that it may fall to him to help steer his colleagues to decide the Bank Markazi case in the most sensible way -- if only to draw a distinction between how the Supreme Court and other courts below it operate, compared with those on the world stage.
In the future, that knowledge may help weed out military recruits, or help steer NFL wannabes to non-contact sports instead.
Sen. John McCain, who on Wednesday said he was leaving the campaign trail to help steer a bailout proposal, may have just exacerbated the problems.
This time around, he has to help steer.
