Sentence examples for has not always served from inspiring English sources

The BBC has not always served theatre particularly well in recent years and its arts coverage has often been overly focused (as noted by David Anderson, director general of the National Museum Wales) on high profile, London-centric events.

An infantryman on the Unionist side in the American civil war (1861-65) was, on his reckoning, five times as good at hitting his foe as his Mexican, British or Continental European counterpart.Yet this sharpshooting tradition has not always served America well.

The term "art" has not always served as shorthand for the fine arts.

Invoking 9/11 has not always served Clinton well.

They identified biomonitoring as a portal into the health care system, especially for communities who have historically lacked both access to and trust in health care providers: The experience of people in a biomonitoring program can be both an opportunity and a risk for their attitude and trust in a health services system that has not always served all members of our community equally.

Rugged individualism hasn't always served us well.

Her instincts have not always served her well lately.

We concur with these observers that early admissions programs have not always served students well.

The couple told others privately that Kelly shared damaging stories about them and had not always served the president well.

We are also looking for other funds that could be invested in development, which also translates into new jobs, in fields which so far have not always served the Polish labour market well.

Some of his chief strengths — his facility with words, his wry detachment, his reasoning skills, his youthful cool — have not always served him well and may pose significant vulnerabilities in the series of presidential debates that begins Friday, according to political analysts and a review of his earlier debate performances.