Sentence examples for will indeed help from inspiring English sources

But remembering who we are -- a country with unprecedented attachment to the law -- will indeed help us out of this.

Replacing streetlights in the city will indeed help reduce the visual obstruction of the night sky, but the New York metropolitan area comprises more than five boroughs.

But if addressing the Darfur problem will indeed help thwart terrorism internationally, then the costs of the mission should be shared.

Certainly, the extraction of Canadian oil from tar sands in Alberta involves serious environmental degradation, and building the pipeline will indeed help to encourage this by lowering the costs of transporting such dirty oil.

Everything might still go wrong, but there is a middling chance that with enough money and a sustained effort America will indeed help Iraqis to create a serious democracy.If Iraq is better off, what about the wider world?

Likewise, reducing Chinese trade barriers to products produced by American companies will indeed help these companies, but only a small part of the extra production will take place in the United States.

We'll indeed help them do that if that's necessary, but they bear the responsibility for making sure they can convince their investors and their creditors that they can get through this with a strong, viable franchise, and I think they're going to be able to do that.

Will it indeed help us "make the most of time," or will it encourage us to fritter away our attention on needless checking of moon phases?

"It will help us to employ more people and indeed help keep a strong supply chain here in the UK.

This agreement will not help with our existing recruitment or retention crisis, or indeed help to fill rota gaps.

The hugely important verification systems that START will maintain are indeed helping to build the cooperative infrastructure that a verified nuclear weapons-free world will require.