Sentence examples for and serve to make from inspiring English sources

The lower temperature permits the inclusion of steel rings, molded-in threaded bushings, or fibreglass reinforcements, which become baked into the wheel and serve to make it more resistant to breakage from side pressure.

For Labour, its strategists reckon, the best topics are household bills and high pay, which divide paternalist Tories from free-market types and serve to make the government look in hock to powerful business interests.A theory of the shifting sands of British politics informs this.

The officer's job is to protect and serve, to make sure the public is safe, secure the scene, collect evidence.

The huge expanses of glass are also characteristic of his work, and serve to make less of a barrier between the outside and inside of the building.

A number of policies can complement the structural transformation of agriculture and serve to make China more competitive in its post-WTO environment, although these policies are not within the control of those who are directly in charge of agriculture.

These kinds of games help to build a physical bond between you and your baby, and serve to make him laugh and be happy.

This evocative function transcends historical time and serves to make us in some sense contemporary with the saints and their lives which we celebrate.

The proper way to live a good Christian life, morally and intellectually, is to engage one's intellect, "the greatest advantage of thinking is yet behind, that it improves our Morals as well as our Intellectuals; and serves to make us Better, as well as Wiser" (Miscellanies 151).

It was long assumed that the darts had some sort of "stimulating" function, and served to make copulation more likely.

Personalization is a critical element of the design, and serves to make the information load manageable for system users by clearly distinguishing between information targeted to the user and other information (targeted to other users, or more general in nature).

Grammars (vyākaraṇas) concern the description of speech forms (śabda) considered to be correct (sādhu) through derivation and thereby serve to make understood the usage found in the Vedas.