Sentence examples for would actually aid from inspiring English sources

Ignoring a large number of technical experts who explained that the.xxx domain would actually aid control of pornography online, Dr Dobson (who believes, inter alia, that homosexuality can be "cured") roused his followers to flood the US Department of Commerce and Icann with emails and letters urging them to kill.xxx.xxx

But strengthened oversight would actually aid in effective counterterrorism efforts, in at least two ways.

"It was to determine one thing: can a game company make an aid that would actually help with military training?" Stahl was joined by roughly 20 more staffers at Pandemic, as well as soldiers and military advisors who oversaw the project and routinely provided feedback.

"It was to determine one thing: Can a game company make an aid that would actually help with military training?" Stahl was joined by roughly 20 more staffers at Pandemic, as well as soldiers and military advisors who oversaw the project and routinely provided feedback.

However, ASM may actually aid in detecting such fractures.

Sullinger's absence, though, actually aided the Buckeyes' overall development.

He reiterated how stay-the-course was actually aiding Al Qaeda.

But State Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi said in a report earlier this week that the state aid would actually fall roughly $200 million short of what the city needs.

The app was not particularly complicated, from a technical standpoint, but Mr. Just wanted to make sure it was something aid organizations would actually adopt.

The earlier offer of support for Greece did calm markets and take the spotlight off Greece, but European leaders have been vague about how any aid package would actually be structured.

Some advocates say this would actually result in 430,000 children losing aid because it doesn't keep pace with the rising cost of services.