Sentence examples for may help trim from inspiring English sources

As more health maintenance organizations enter the Westchester market, observers say the competition may help trim medical costs in the county.

The weekly circular may help trim a few dollars from your bill, but it could also add a few pounds to your frame, a recent study suggests.

For one thing, it may have helped trim some of the fat from Medicare, the bloated public-health scheme for the old.

Firing 7% of its 22,000 employees helped trim another $200 million.

The euro may help by trimming short-term interest rates.

It may help its users trim their waistlines, but Fitbit is also slimming the wallets of its investors.

Covering the cat's eyes or obscuring the cat's vision of the trimming process may help for some cats.

The bank's decision may help AbitibiBowater avert a bankruptcy filing as it tries to trim its $6 billion debt burden by almost half.

Trimming hair does not promote faster growth, but may help prevent hair damage that can lead to the appearance of slower or less healthy hair growth.

So, along with all the other reasons to keep trim, there is a new one: it may help to keep you free of cancer.

If any of these conditions apply to you, the experiences of one former smoker and tips from several experts may help you shed your dependence on cigarettes and enable you to end up even trimmer than you started out.