Sentence examples for whether it may help from inspiring English sources

Some people wonder whether it may help invent diseases, too.

Regardless of the outcomes of your college decisions — whether you are elated or crestfallen — it may help to invoke the message in William Ernest Henley's poem "Invictus": I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul.

Crucially, it may help establish whether there is some way of picking up this device through airport security - the lack of metal parts means metal detectors will not find it and even body scanners might miss an underwear bomb if it is well hidden.

It may help clarify whether genes at fragile sites tend to be concordantly deleted.

It may help you decide whether private lessons really are the most suitable option for you.

It may help bacteria determine whether other species are present, and their presence may set off processes that help the bacteria compete for nutrients.

What Indiana's leaders and political operatives from both parties do not agree on is this: whether Mr. Pence's departure deals a significant blow to the Republicans' chances of holding on to the governor's office or whether it may actually help them.

Even though low permeability is associated with a better outcome, it is not clear whether these biomarkers may help to guide resuscitation.

Psychiatrists still debate whether antidepressants may help or hurt the process of grief.

This study examined whether zoning may help to moderate any income and poverty inequities in active travel and taking public transit to work.

Follow-up work by James and colleagues is exploring whether Tetris may help trauma sufferers even after the memory has been sealed into long-term storage.