Sentence examples for that could be help from inspiring English sources

"Pointing fingers and punishing them does not prevent the next mistake; creating a system that assumes fallibility and works around it makes a lot more practical sense," she wrote when reporting on an acronym that could be help avoid these fatalities.

The firm has put homebuilding stocks and health care facilities stocks among those that could be helped by a victory for Mr. Obama.

There is a drug on the market that could be helping many more people deal with addiction, if only Congress would remove some roadblocks.

To the detriment of the massive number of people that could be helped if we would open our eyes to the logic of it.

One small-business advocate, Kevin Curnin, said early last week that the agencies running the two federally financed programs "are still sitting" on a total of more than $500 million in both programs "that could be helping small businesses while they are still here".

"People are taking notice; there is a growing sense of outrage at the idea of $11.6 trillion washing around in the offshore network - that's $250bn of potential tax revenue that could be helping alleviate poverty in developing countries.

Lives that could be helped will be neglected and lives that could quite literally be saved will be lost unless the response is swift and total.

She thinks there's been a "change in tide" from the business community that could be helping the momentum on the issue.

"We want to reach both people who have kids that could be helped by Starlight and people who would want to help Starlight".

The tourism sector is another vital component of the British economy that could be helped out by the irradiation of much of the world's surface.

But those smallish films that could be helped (An Education, Precious, The Last Station) each received relatively large upswings at least in terms of pure weekend-to-weekend percentage changes.