Sentence examples for might have aided from inspiring English sources

This tumult, though, might have aided Lincoln's national standing.

It might have aided cathartic venting, but it was always useless when it came to meeting immediate, practical needs.

That case included accusations that HSBC allowed multibillion-dollar bulk cash transactions that might have aided drug cartels.

A richer haul of nominations for Selma, which would then have been trumpeted on marketing, might have aided its cause.

Much as a good definition of disease might have aided his cause, Jellinek did not mean to reproach medicine for operating without one.

The charges do not explain the significance of that action, nor how it might have aided his alleged effort to download classified files.

Nelsan Ellis shows there's more to Lafayette than good taste in eyeshadow, excelling as Jason's seducer in the art of V and in the taking down of the rednecks who sent back a burger because it might have Aids.

But Mr. Risen wrote that Iranian experts spotted the flaws and that the operation might actually have aided Iran's nuclear program.

How might ETA's involvement have aided the government in power before the elections?

Both home runs were fly balls to right that might have been aided by the wind.

(We might have been aided in that quest by the fact that both nets and webs connote capture and entanglement. Or maybe by analogy to sinkholes we'd have linkholes, or perhaps we'd all get stuck in hypertraps).