Sentence examples for a purpose better from inspiring English sources

THE BOTTOM LINE Wet wrinkling may serve a purpose: better grip and traction.

As we will argue in Section 4.2, the use of semantic relations serves a double purpose: better semantic description and increased robustness to transcription errors.

This is clearly teleological thinking; it substitutes a goal or purpose (better adaptation to the environment) for a causal explanation (variation and differential reproductive success).

Have you ever needed something just a little different from what you had, maybe that would serve the purpose better than what is out there today?

The Sphere would serve this purpose better than the appropriation of the "Survivor Tree," which was not a recognizable part of the World Trade Center site.

Less time spent in the archives, and carefully polishing each of his lapidary sentences, might have served his purpose better.

Should militant vegetarians have the right to forbid anyone anywhere to kill an animal?In fact, less moralising from the anti-whalers might even serve their purpose better, if that purpose is indeed to save whales from the harpoon.

The hero they found, Dr. Wayne Goldner of Bedford, N.H., could hardly have suited their purpose better if they had designed him themselves.

Measures reflecting shorter periods than 3 months are likely to serve this purpose better, with HALT-30 more useful.

The research and development team can give you other options which can be much affordable or, they may suggest other materials which could serve the same purpose better.

For the time being at least, ambiguity almost certainly serves Iran's purposes better than a confrontation.