Sentence examples for might help ease from inspiring English sources
That might help ease your embarrassment.
The poor world might help ease the rich world's plight.
But looking ahead might help ease the pain.
A nuclear deal might help ease Iran's human-rights crisis, she said.
Getting that right might help ease employers' recruitment and retention headaches.
For the rest of the week, TV commentators vainly sought historical comparisons, something that might help ease the mental pain.
Hopes were high that it might also help ease political tensions.
We obtain that the presence of a third inflexible candidate might actually help ease the information transmission game.
Something might have been lost in the translation, because he had a different reply the next time he was asked — in the context of what his victory might do to help ease the memory of what happened to another Argentine, Roberto De Vicenzo, in 1968.
"We will look into it," said Mr. de Gucht, who added that if expanding market access to rare earth metals was "really an environmental problem" then Europe might be able to help ease those concerns.
Russian, Chinese and Iranian reluctance to pressure Damascus and help ease regime change might, when it comes to the crunch, be tempered by the consideration that, while there is clearly little appetite in the West for military intervention, voices advocating or exploring the idea are becoming louder as the crisis deepens and the carnage worsens.
