Sentence examples for may help to change from inspiring English sources
Pausch's fame may help to change that.
The lure of the Chinese box office may help to change this, though tokenistic responses so far are not encouraging.
Now his leading role opposite another uncommonly talented actor, Patricia Clarkson, in Ruba Nadda's understated love story, "Cairo Time" (Aug. 6), may help to change that.
While their leadership may help to change the image of women in Latin America, that is a slow process.Machismo has deep cultural roots in the region, and will take decades to disappear.
Most Egyptians now see their society as starkly divided, with the regime mostly looking after the interests of the rich but pretending to represent the poor.Fresh eyesAn imminent generational shift may help to change that.
Succeed or not, his candidacy is worthy because he is challenging, and may help to change, two core enigmas of the modern Arab world and its bizarre political order: why executive power remains in the hands of the same person for many years; and why individual citizens feel helpless and angry, but do not try seriously to change their unsatisfactory autocratic systems.
A new earthquake-monitoring system developed by Andrew Newman and Jaime Convers at the Georgia Institute of Technology may, however, help to change that.During an earthquake, the Earth's crust is uplifted.
Mr Yudhoyono, by contrast, flew to Aceh from the opposite end of the country as soon as news of the tsunami reached him.The tragedy may even help to change the course of the long-running separatist rebellion in Aceh.
This is the picture that won the photographer a Pulitzer prize, in 1994, and it's an image he believes may have helped to change Clinton's foreign policy.
AS NELSON MANDELA prepared to make the most important speech of his life, three words were added to his concluding sentence that may have helped to change the course of South African history.
The intensifying war against the Islamists, and the resulting suicide-bombing campaign that has targeted Kurdish towns, may have helped to change their minds.
