Sentence examples for would genuinely help from inspiring English sources

"However, his warm words will never be a substitute for government policies that would genuinely help the poorest people in society access education".

Raising this bar to requiring an A-level equivalent for every worker might take several years, but it would cost much less than other policies and would genuinely help to deliver better quality care.

Other delegates discussed how important it was to work with beneficiaries in order to be confident that any new ideas under consideration would genuinely help them, although some pointed out that beneficiaries did not always understand what their needs were, or what they would be in future years.

But Obama may surprise us by going ahead with an extension if he can convince himself that it would genuinely help his reelection prospects.

As governments barricade an avenue that would genuinely help the planet, they are bent on spending a fortune on an ineffective answer to another global threat: climate change.

Can we reschedule?" Nowadays when I'm having a bad day, and end up blaming my body or fantasizing about extreme diets, I ask myself, "What would my best friend do?" My best friend would say, "What can you do right now that would genuinely help you feel better?

They would probably find it opaque and unlikely to genuinely help them engage with the work.

The party leader said that once the deficit was clear, they would "only borrow to invest in things that will genuinely help the economy to grow, like roads, railways and housing".

It would ensure that the benefits of growth reach everybody in society, genuinely help to 'make work pay' and, given the state pays millions to top up low pay with tax credits, would reduce the benefits bill".

A targeted prevention approach that could identify and genuinely help at-risk children early in their school career would be a major advance, nationally and internationally.

That's something we can genuinely help with".