Sentence examples for be well served by from inspiring English sources

"be well served by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something or someone will benefit or be helped by a particular action or situation. Example: Our company will be well served by hiring a new marketing manager.

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Notre Dame would be well served by another Pat Fitzgerald.

He said that New York would be "well served by having Indian Point obtain license renewal".

But he continued to be well served by his feeling for color, scale and surface.

A selection of old master drawings would be well served by the ultrasafe fiber optics.

Neither students nor scholarship would be well served by this trend.

The country, science and medicine will be well served by Dr. Collins's experience, imagination and compassion.

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Charlton told the club's television channel MUTV  he hoped United would be "well-served by a really clever man".

The country and our men and women in uniform would be well-served by his swift confirmation.

"You'd be well-served by buying any of the cell phone companies in Brazil," says Gruber.

Thus, pre-retirees anticipating modest income after they stop working also may be well-served by choosing DRACs.

Future designers of programmable wireless devices will be well-served by exploiting the performance and scalability advantages offered by cloud computing in their designs.

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