Sentence examples for might help solving from inspiring English sources

We found no evidence that the trend of weak policy implementation in the Kenyan health sector was reversed during 2005 but ongoing efforts towards hastening release of funds to the districts might help solving the issue of low absorption capacity at the district level.

It might help solve math problems.

The regional distribution plan might help solve another related problem, the pileup of empty containers near the port.

If we looked at each other with the same absorption and intensity, that might help solve the social problems Putnam wrote about.

Two Stanford economists, Jeremy I. Bulow and John Shoven, have outlined a novel way that companies could account for options that might help solve this problem.

Residents of normally quiet Koh Tao have donated to a reward fund for tip-offs that might help solve the murders.

Later, in a bid for leniency, he said he had information that might help solve one of New York's enduring mysteries.

Indeed, turning audits into independent investigations might help solve one of accounting's biggest problems: Auditing is too boring to attract and keep the best accountants.

In 1996, he began graduate school, at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, optimistic that fusion — in theory, a clean and inexhaustible source of electricity — might help solve the global energy crisis.

And I would ask, Am I voting for him because he might help solve Oregon's problems, or am I starry eyed because he was a mediocre N.B.A. player?

(AP) MAVERICKS REACQUIRE BOOTH -- Dallas traded power forward Danny Fortson to Seattle for Calvin Booth, reacquiring the 7-foot Booth, who the Mavericks once thought might help solve their problems at center.