Sentence examples for would help to guide from inspiring English sources

While open skies would undoubtedly help to clear transatlantic excess capacity and liberalisation between America and Europe would help to guide the logic of the marketplace worldwide, it must be preceded by better internal-market regulation.

Sarafian said lessons learned from overcoming technological challenges in bringing Scotland to life in an animated film would help to guide the making of future Disney-Pixar features.

This theoretical study is proposed to predict and understand the CO adsorption properties of the pristine and defected h-AlN nanosheets and would help to guide experimentalists to develop better AlN-based two-dimensional materials for efficient gas detection or sensing applications in the future.

Dr Antonis Antoniou, CRUK senior fellow at the University of Cambridge, said: "Our research puts us on the verge of being able to give women a much more accurate picture of how likely they are to develop breast or ovarian cancer and would help to guide them about the most appropriate type and time of prevention or monitoring options for them".

This would help to guide further perceptual processes by establishing a consistent expectation across the network.

Professionals reported that an example of a tick box would help to guide PROM completion.

The aim would be to "help to guide the negotiating parties and reduce the number of failed deals and dropped signals," he said.

When Cameron proposed the plan to cut housing benefits last September, he promised it would help to "nag and push and guide" young people into work, training or education.

For example, if you wanted to get a badge about camping, then it would help to look camping safety guides, camping tricks and tips, etc. Practice that skill at home.

Even admitting that we possessed the knowledge which at present we have not, practically, we could not solve the problem with mathematical accuracy, on account of the many intricacies which surround it, but we might at any rate arrive at some conclusion, which would serve to guide us, and help us to emerge from the darkness and uncertainty in which we at present are.

Mr. Graham, a former chairman of the Intelligence Committee, said Mr. Panetta's White House experience as a "consumer" of intelligence would help him to guide the agency toward improvements.