Sentence examples for has not served them from inspiring English sources
But he added, "It's a crazy logic, and it has not served them well".
That is, we need to think about who the big losers from the last few years have been and why the political system has not served them better.
"Ignorance of what is happening to forest elephants has not served them well," said Hart. "Major poaching of some populations has happened with scarcely any ripple of this coming out of the forests.
"I think the people of Shepparton have come to see that being a safe seat has not served them well when compared with seats like Ballarat and Bendigo," Sheed said, although she stopped short of claiming victory.
Ukip hotspots along the east coast were already assumed to be leaning to leave, but – as Guardian reports from Newport and Sunderland have underlined – many industrial towns could also be tempted to give a thumbs down to an internationalised economic order which, they feel, and not without reason, has not served them well.
But supporters of the schools say the freedom from many regulations and union work rules has allowed charters the flexibility to innovate and raise the performance of mostly poor, urban students whose neighborhood schools have not served them well.
It says that while there is great interest within low-income communities for high-quality books featuring diverse characters and cultures, publishers have not served them well because they are unsure of the market.
And there's a question of … Well, if Europe embodies distant, cosmopolitan, liberal, globalisation arguments, and actually, many people in traditionally Labour communities have felt that globalisation and free movement of capital and labour haven't served them well, making the case for Europe is harder".
"A lot of what is being said about me now is based on emotion, rather than genuine feelings that I haven't served them well," Covington said.
