Sentence examples for how it serves from inspiring English sources

RBS's review into how it serves its individual customers is scheduled to report its conclusions early next year.

In fact, the transformation is so profound that every business needs to rethink how it serves its workforce instead of the other way around.

Ants, in particular, have become the poster creature for social society, to the extent that their social behaviour is so highly evolved that nothing an ant does makes sense outside of how it serves its colony.

"How the building fits in with its environment, and how it serves the community" are the most important factors in quality design, said Jerome Eben, president of the AIA-NJ.

So its victory raises the perennial question: should a play be judged strictly on its literary merits or on how it serves as a blueprint for an overall production?

"My guess is that we could eventually play one in both cities, but there is a lot to consider, including the weather, how it serves the fans, how it serves the teams participating and the networks.

In its list of "1000 albums to hear before you die", The Guardian remarked that the album should be appreciated for how it served as "an efficacious antidote to the excesses of prog rock".

We spoke with Tobias Leingruber, the Demo Party organizer about the project's goals and aspirations, as well as the original demoscene, and how it served as a source of inspiration for the ambitious project.

If the party suffers a surprisingly mild loss in November, much of the credit will go to the issue of undocumented conservative funds and how it served to rally voters.

48 The approach, while practical, also enables discussion of "how well people understand (the intervention being designed), how they feel about it while they are using it, how well it serves its purpose, and how well it fits into the context in which they are using it".

It is a deliberate social arrangement which is to be judged by how well it serves its purpose.