Sentence examples for report should help from inspiring English sources

Even so, the A.F.T. report should help states that wish to close the loopholes.

The Mirror "This thorough report should help to make sure that nothing like this will ever happen again.

Taken with the Consumer Price Index on Friday, which also showed an increase for July, the report should help ease concerns among some Federal Reserve officials about the possibility of a drop in prices and salary, or deflation.

Mr. Crean, the Australian trade minister, said that the report should help heal Chinese-Australian relations and that Australia continued to welcome foreign investment to help expand its iron ore production.

April 4, 2014 1.47pm BST US economist Justin Wolfers says the March jobs report, and the revisions to January and February, shows the US economy didn't stall in early 2014: Justin Wolfers (@JustinWolfers) This employment report should help put to rest fears that the economy was stalling as we entered the new year.

Indeed, the new report should help to make infectious diseases the "nexus" of developed countries' foreign policy, says Jordan Kassalow, a researcher at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York City.

All the considerations reported in this paper, should help the restorers, not only from the point of view of art history, but also from that of the chemical composition of the originally employed material in order to formulate a correct diagnosis of the state of conservation of a work of art.

Lesley-Anne Alexander Chief executive, Royal National Institute of the Blind Nigel Crisp's report to the prime minster on the UK contribution to health in developing countries (Report, February 13) should help us see Africa's healthcare problems and offer some solutions.

Encouragingly, the advances we report here should help to make D. cylindrus a viable subject for research on coral early life history, and perhaps restoration, provided that gametes can be collected in sufficient numbers and that good fertilization rates are achieved.

The results reported here should help to identify patients likely to benefit from preventive NIV or cough assistance, using simple physiological parameters.

Data reported herein should help to establish an understanding of the anatomical measurements in the human menisci and to provide direct evidence that the sheep model, from a comparative anatomy point of view, is a suitable and readily-available model that can be used to evaluate meniscal investigations with the aim of applying findings to human meniscus.