Sentence examples for might help both from inspiring English sources

That's a shame, as doing a deal with a foreign buyer might help both the exchange and Canada.

She added she thought porn might help both partners be less self-conscious about sex and satisfy some curiosity: "I think porn, like anything else, can be enjoyed.

Peter Moores, his counterpart at Bude in Cornwall, 26 miles down the A39, does not believe Cornwall council or Westminster is offering much support to his town and thinks some co-operation might help both towns.

Botanical gardens are great to visit because you can see special floral displays at different times of the year and this might help both of you with garden plans.

Thus, the reportedly least frequently taken actions were those that might also help both on-site workers and surrounding communities better address an event perpetrated at the site.

QE might help on both counts as well More from Owen over on FT Alphaville.

While the balance of having an architect and a contractor might help keep both in check, there are clients who see nothing but opportunity in the potential for problems between them.

That, they felt, might help forestall both a United Nations resolution in September recognizing a state of Palestine within the 1967 boundaries, and a popular uprising among Palestinians in the West Bank.

In this context, regional foresight might help identify both long-term societal needs and the patterns of evolution of emerging technologies that can match these needs.

We outline two challenges to successful CHW programs for this population, propose two design considerations for community-based integration, and suggest how quality improvement methods might help with both challenges.

It's easy to see why these qualities might help you both in terms of doing well at school and in getting on in your career".