Sentence examples for might help counter from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it hopes India might help counter a rising China.
That might help counter obesity, a problem all but the most cynical agree is closely related to the consumption of junk food.
Mr. Burnett said all the business people being portrayed on reality shows might help counter the persistent image on fictional television of the executive as a villain, though Mr. Cuban didn't entirely agree.
Mr. Koch argued that the measure would help ease employment circumstances for the large numbers of Hispanic and black men who had been incarcerated, and might help counter what he termed the unfairness of the state's drug laws.
Mr. Kohn's unexpected pledge that the Fed would pursue "flexible and pragmatic policy making" that might help counter the trend and shore up the economy spurred a rally on Wall Street that sent stocks soaring.
6. Recognizing that escapism might help counter the economic news of the day, this popular festival, set on the beautiful grounds of Boscobel on a bluff above the Hudson River, has called its summer program the Eco-Comic Stimulus Season.
This type of mental exercise might also help counter sudden cravings between meal times, adds Suzanne Higgs, a psychologist at the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom.
The thinking, according to Davis, is that the new ceremony date might help to counter both trends.
More recently it hoped Russia might help to counter the spreading chaos in Libya, one of Italy's main oil suppliers, where Islamist militias have recently declared their allegiance to Islamic State (IS).
Political analysts said his margin of victory might help to counter the continued influence of Mr. Alemán, who as a former president will assume a leadership post in the National Assembly.
The fact, however, that the letter was organised by a Conservative peer, Baroness Brady, suggested that it was hardly a spontaneous outpouring of disinterested support.Nonetheless the championing of little businesses might help to counter Labour claims that the Conservative party only looks after the big ones.
