Sentence examples for that would actually help from inspiring English sources

This new compromise — a commuter proposal that would actually help commuters — would help make amends.

As for the Republicans, there are plenty of regulations that would actually help create jobs — but which they won't pass because of their own ideological blinders.

Khan agrees: "If they were just more responsible in their portrayal of Arabs and Muslims, that would actually help the environment on the ground".

Meanwhile, if Cameron wants to do something that would actually help, rather than fantasising about "Tech City", he could ease the ludicrous visa restrictions that are currently stopping talented students and engineers coming here.

Earlier this week, speaker of the House John Boehner said he will only consider the bill if it comes with provisions "that would actually help the economy and help people get back to work".

Those in Washington who say they represent, or even embody, the public's anger at bankers should do their constituents a favor by focussing not on whom to demonize but on the hard work of building support for a program that would actually help people.

Or, crucially, to be persuaded that this would actually help families with high childcare costs.

But this would actually help the U.S. economy, making our exports more competitive.

Under current conditions, this would actually help the U.S. economy by making our exports more competitive.

"We're not convinced that fines would actually help, because that's a coercive system to force parents to engage.

One representative who worked on the European constitution told the British weekly The Economist that it would actually help define a new European identity: "It was the Bill of Rights that created American identity...