Sentence examples for because it served a from inspiring English sources

The fight over developing a sustainable industry means a longer wait for fish farm developers like Kent, who grew up in San Diego and remembers the city waterfront was once known as "Tuna Town" because it served a huge tuna fishing fleet with businesses that built boats, repaired equipment, caught and processed fish.

The Y Combinator-backed company gravitated toward the camera market first because founder Aarthi Ramamurthy herself was a photography enthusiast, but also because it served a need in the community.

"I see the threat in the Sahel as having been vastly overplayed because it served a political objective [to those opposing the Islamic forces] both prior and post the Mali crisis," she says.

He noted that the agency didn't seek approval from congressional appropriations committees for the purchase, which is legally required for redecoration costs exceeding $5,000, because it served a "building-wide need".

A: Trait A B: Trait B Of those students who selected the incorrect response (option B; NTW alternate conception), 53% wrote that they chose the newer trait because it served a survival function and therefore would be more widespread.

The underlying complexity in the provision and documentation of rehabilitation for these fractures is illustrated by the data for one centre, chosen because it served a mainly urban community (typical for ProFHER) and had sufficient patient numbers.

In it, he said a "small group of people" in government and Ofcom wanted to introduce top-slicing to prove a point, rather than because it served an urgent need.

Mr. Dennis argues that Spinlister can coexist with the city's program because it serves a different market.

"Medicaid is more vulnerable than Medicare because it serves a less vocal population and it's a state/federal partnership, so the politics are more difficult.

But as she notes on the chorus's Web site, a "theme is only good if every piece is a winner, not included just because it serves a theme".

In case you're wondering, a zombie idea is a proposition that has been thoroughly refuted by analysis and evidence, and should be dead — but won't stay dead because it serves a political purpose, appeals to prejudices, or both.