Sentence examples for might help cut from inspiring English sources

Financing regulatory agencies at least partly through Congressional appropriations rather than user fees might help cut the ties between industry and regulators.

The drive by Congressional Republicans to end the Obama administration's sensible (and still too weak) stimulus policies might help cut the trade deficit — but only by tipping the economy back into recession.

What might help cut the air pollution?

(But, depending on how intelligent its prompts are, it might help cut down on some navigation-related swiping).

This update might help cut down on some of the complaints…although if you have any ties to San Francisco you are probably going to get this sort of post almost exclusively (my own feed seems to contain much more tech gossip and hangover posts than the "Explore" feed).

In 2011, he suggested that chopping down rain forests might help cut carbon dioxide emissions.

The pro accounts might also help cut down on the number of junk videos found on other sites, Mr. Gibs said.

Other studios are quietly watching the case, hoping the outcome might give them an excuse to help cut off the growing company at the knees.

This should help cut costs.

But an outside directorial eye might have helped cut their clowning excesses and shaped the production, giving this reminder that we humans have our place in the food chain has its full grisly impact.

Remembering men are fathers too might help society cut women some slack, she says.