Sentence examples similar to will help greater from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will help greater" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express the idea of providing greater assistance or improvement, but it lacks proper grammatical structure. Example: "This initiative will help greater understanding among team members." (Note: "greater" should be replaced for correctness.)
Mr Boylan, who is also chief executive of Stockport Borough Council, said: "We need to go beyond the numbers game to discuss the sort of housing we need, and how that housing will help Greater Manchester keep and attract the skilled people we need, and the businesses which will provide future jobs".
This in turn will help facilitate greater people-to-people contact," it says.
Abandoning the company's traditional insularity will help instill greater discipline, he said, and enhance the value of the brand.
But broad disclosure rules will help ensure greater fairness to defendants in a system where prosecutors and police control the evidence.
I wouldn't want to be the one reassuring the women in the programme that it will help the greater good.
"But we've learned a ton, and we've gotten better as we've gone along, and I think that will help ensure greater financial success next year," he said.
The firm is also moving to a Saas platform, which will help give greater access to information for its customers.
"NICE's new guidance will help encourage greater co-ordination of services and provide the support that medical professionals need to deliver high-quality prevention and obesity management services".
Keeping costs down will help inspire greater action.
"Our goal is to carry out the law in a way that will help the greatest number of people".
Asked if the agreement would improve the airline's performance, Joe Hopkins, a United spokesman, said, "I think this will help a great deal".
