Sentence examples for moves may help from inspiring English sources

Such moves may help, but a bigger problem looms.

The whirling vortex that can be seen when the paddle moves may help to "suck" the shark forward.

The move may help a cause in which Steinbrenner was instrumental.

The move may help the club re-sign one of its stars, Joe Johnson.

"This move may help Twitter more deeply engage users, which is vital for its long-term growth," he said in an email.

The move may help the state's second-largest utility avoid filing for bankruptcy protection but does not address the problem of California's shortage of electricity.

The move may help stave off grousing among Etsy's vendor base, some of whom see the company as selling its soul in the offering.

It is thought the move may help silence City critics who have accused BT of failing to make full use of its technology and claimed it is suffering from a brain drain.

His move may help counter criticism from groups such as Friends of the Earth that he has not been tough enough on the environment during his decade at the Treasury.

While the move may help Johnson & Johnson defend its position, the alliance does little to change the dynamics of the competition among the three companies, some analysts and doctors say.

The commission should report next year, providing a potentially more appealing alternative to independence.Although Ms Alexander's move may help Labour's political standing in Scotland, not least by showing that she is not afraid to stand up to the prime minister, it may also store up more trouble for Mr Brown.