Sentence examples for be most serviceable from inspiring English sources

The function of canon law in liturgy, preaching, and social activities involves the development and maintenance of those institutions that are considered to be most serviceable for the personal life and faith of members of the church and for their vocation in the world.

On hearing this, Philopoemen not only shunned athletics himself and derided them, but also in later times as a commander banished from the army all forms of them, with every possible mark of reproach and dishonour, on the ground that they rendered useless for the inevitable struggle of battle men who would otherwise be most serviceable.

"Mr Weston," breezed the British Medical Journal, "is masticating a substance which is most serviceable of its class for use under exertion.

He showed that you could be a connoisseur without being a snob, and that connoisseurs are most serviceable when they're also thrillingly funny.

Imam Hazrat Ali (ra), the 4th rightly guided Caliph after Prophet Muhammad in providing the leadership to the Muslim community says, "The best man is he who is most serviceable to fellow humans".

Although the artificial limb was most serviceable, it was indeed unsightly and our patient was very unhappy.

While certain high-end yo yo models can be expensive, most serviceable ordinary yo yos won't cost you more than $10-$10-$20

Of the three lines of evidence employed here (codon-based metrics, structural biology, and experimental), structural biology, with its obvious connections to protein function and impending growth from structural genomics initiatives, will probably be the most serviceable source of information for most protein families.

At which time Pericles also lost his sister, and the greatest part of his relations and friends, and those who had been most useful and serviceable to him in managing the affairs of state.

Of all specialized dictionaries, the bilingual group are the most serviceable and frequently used.

Since the hopping season generally coincided with the end of the holiday season, most serviceable trains were already in use elsewhere, so spare rolling stock would be brought out of storage and pressed into service for just three weeks; sometimes carriages had to be borrowed from other parts of the country.