Sentence examples for may help win from inspiring English sources

The angry pigeons may help win entrepreneurs more sympathy in France.

This may help win back market share, but only by denting profits.

But its chances look remote.Backing down on reform, and resorting to populist spending measures, may help win Mr Cardoso some cheap short-term popularity.

But proposing it may help win the hearts of senior citizens, the group most heavily dependent on dividend income, and of the securities industry.

"It has obvious political intentions because displaying a tough attitude to Chinese companies may help win more votes with a presidential election campaign going on".

Results of a new model, unveiled here yesterday at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (ScienceNOW's publisher), may help win support for repairing the wetlands.

The latest 4GW jargon may not help win wars, but it does sometimes win healthy research grants from the government.

IN 1985, a breed of cattle that may have helped win the Revolutionary War was about 15 animals away from extinction.

Egypt's willingness to reopen the border with Gaza may have helped win the trust of its former enemy Hamas in order to broker a Palestinian reconciliation deal that was signed here this month.

Some analysts say a pre-election warning by a senior American official that "choices have consequences" played badly among many Kenyans and may have helped win sympathy votes for Mr. Kenyatta.

Prosecutors may have found nothing to pin on Mr Ozawa, but three current or former aides have been indicted for the misuse of political funds, and the influence he exerts over Mr Hatoyama and the ruling party is unhealthy.Mr Ozawa may have helped win the DPJ's thumping majority in last August's lower-house contest.