Sentence examples for would therefore help from inspiring English sources

This policy would help to secure the loyalty of the peasant class and would therefore help to hasten the end of the Vietnam War.

Selling the stake would therefore help in closing the 'fully loaded' Basel 3 core tier 1 capital deficit that we estimate will be around circa £7.7bn at the end December 2012.

The Labour leader, who had previously favoured a graduate tax over a fees system, said the cut would mean a wider cross-section of young people going to university, and that it would therefore help create a more equal society.

Additional CEN pelagic sampling effort allocated across water depths and distributed throughout the lake would therefore help to reconcile differences between the sampling protocols and, in combination with volume-weighting, converge on a more accurate estimate of whole-lake fish communities.

Ed has led the party with strong purpose and conviction, and that is what Labour needs". The Labour leader, who had previously favoured a graduate tax over a fees system, said the cut would mean a wider cross-section of young people going to university, and that it would therefore help create a more equal society.

Identifying the major species present in a soil would therefore help in predicting the extent of bioavailability.

Some participants however found difficulty undertaking the CBT component or described its limited usefulness, explaining that their migraines did not have an emotional component and examining their thoughts and emotions would therefore not help, while one participant thought that it could lead her to overanalyse events.

A prognostic biomarker would therefore greatly help future clinical trials in selecting more appropriated participants.

Studying transcriptional regulation during preimplantation development would therefore also help unravel the establishment of iPS cells as well as pluripotency in these cells.

The theory is that a better educated workforce would earn more and therefore help close the gap between the middle class and the very rich.

A cap at the average national premium level would raise twice as much money, which would allow for more meaningful subsidies, and would more directly reduce overinsurance and therefore help slow health-care cost inflation.