Sentence examples for examples of serving from inspiring English sources

Trained interviewers showed each respondent cards with examples of serving sizes for fruits and vegetables typically consumed in that country.

The social banking industry also sets a good example of serving communities, a value that most high street banks seem to have lost along the way.

He gave the example of serving vegan hot dogs the same way meat-based hot dogs are served at Dodger Stadium.

In addition, the industry trade group AdvaMed has issued voluntary ethical guidelines for companies; the guidelines, for example, disapprove of serving as hosts to conferences at luxury resorts.

"We know of examples of schools serving areas of great disadvantage that are doing very well by their children," he added.

The literature, therefore, contains numerous examples of moths serving as pollinators which, in many cases, are of considerable importance to individual species and to communities.

Examples of out serves include: Missed attempt: this is when the server swings at the served ball but misses entirely.

"There's no shortage of people wanting to rip off my knickers," she says, which, as one of the more sophisticated examples of humour, serves warning for the crudities to come.

One particularly tangible example of disinformation serving Russian interests was a "Psychological Study" of Saakashvili widely disseminated by e-mail in January 2007 from an address purporting to be the "Georgian Association for Strategic and International Studies".

It's an example of science serving a need of society — and one that highlights the flawed steps the European Union is taking that will threaten such work in the future.

Ed Lee is an example of what serving the people is all about.