Sentence examples for in general serves from inspiring English sources

Japanese or oriental design in general serves as an example.

While exercise and the heart will not strike many as a particularly polarizing topic, exercise science, in general, serves as fertile ground for motivated reasoning.

In any case, there's no reason to assume that the depiction of violence, in general, serves only one purpose; there are as many reasons to stage graphic violence as there are purposeful directors.

The nervous system in general serves as a communication relay, monitoring and coordinating internal organ function and responds to changes in the external environment.

He explains that the table and shewbread, and the very sensuous sacrificial cult in general, serves as a lesson in theology.

Nethe and Hordijk [ 34] concluded that caveolin-1, in general, serves as a negative regulator of cell signaling.

The restaurants in general served great, hearty food: the south-west's typical duck dishes, and Gascon speciality garbure, vegetable broth laden with sausage, pork and duck leg.

The constitution has in general served both Spain and Catalonia well but there is a case for updating it.The Catalans' complaints come down to two things (see article).

The network of Jacobin clubs was enlisted to monitor local officials, nominate new appointees, and in general serve as "arsenals of public opinion".

The problems at SDL and Silicon Valley in general serve as a magnified illustration of the energy crisis in California, where a three-year experiment with deregulation has made wholesale energy costs soar as rising demand collided with scarce supplies of power.

Because a regime can only define itself by its enemies, so the Islamists in general served the purpose of scaring not only the Coptic population, but ordinary Muslim Egyptians who would loathe to see a theocracy in place, while at the same time scaring the west into aligning their forces behind the regime.