Sentence examples for might be helping from inspiring English sources

Impressively argued books such as this one might be helping in some small way, too.

Allen harbors a deep fondness and knowledge of the newspaper industry he might be helping to kill.

"The Newton stuff might be helping Kellen Moore the most," Huston said, referring to Boise State's quarterback.

They might be helping the brain get more efficient at responding to small and weak visual signals.

In May, an internal I.A.E.A. memorandum warned that terrorists might be helping "themselves to the greatest explosives bonanza in history".

Mr. Grant said a survey of young men in South Dakota reservations found that the approach might be helping.

The disclosure revived old concerns that the British might be helping the N.S.A. evade American privacy protections, an accusation that American officials flatly deny.

The buoyant housing market might be helping (average house prices have risen by 14.5% over the past year), yet it matters less in France than in Britain.

The increase in consumer spending was widely embraced as good news, a sign that consumers might be helping to propel the economy forward.

This might be helping them to run their first client forum or supporting staff to enable clients to be more involved in staff recruitment.

Perhaps you might be helping your child out with tuition fees or living costs, either way higher education is often a big family investment.