Sentence examples for might help less from inspiring English sources

As that program drew to a close, they decided to come up with a plan, centered on Halloween, by which American children might help less fortunate ones abroad.

They are less likely to receive flu vaccines (which might or might not help), less likely to receive prompt care when they get sick, and less able financially to stay home from work — and thus they are more likely both to die and to spread the virus inadvertently.

A new voting system might help bring less predictability to the winner's circle.

A little glue and maybe some bracing might help – the less flex the better.

For example, showing a country's history of repression on a visual timeline might help people less familiar with the happenings grasp the concepts faster and with more accuracy than a whole lot of paragraphs detailing the same information.

As the weather warms up they will return and I'm wondering if there are any books which might help her be less frightened of them?

It might help you feel less isolated and resentful".

Not the practical kind – those are pretty simple (don't use filters, use the grid feature and take the time to experiment with exposure before firing – but the kind that are actually useful and just might help you feel less alone in this world.

Not the practical kind those are pretty simple (don't use filters, use the grid feature, and take the time to experiment with exposure before firing but the kind that is actually useful and just might help you feel less alone in this world.

They looked for ways that miniaturized, solid-state electronics might help a population of less skilled and less affluent people to accomplish, more conveniently and at less expense, the jobs they were already trying to get done through awkward, unsatisfactory means.

There is some – hotly disputed – evidence that calorie restriction (ie, eating much less) might help.