Sentence examples for interest serving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wakeling has been doing his part to stoke this interest, serving up Beat standards on recent tours with his own band (which plays at Irving Plaza in Manhattan on Wednesday).

The stand-out paragraph of the 136-page white paper on the BBC's future, published today by Culture Secretary John Whittingdale, instructs the state-owned broadcaster "to act in the public interest, serving all audiences with impartial, high-quality and distinctive media content and services that inform, educate and entertain".

Postoperative AKI is hence of particular interest, serving as a measurable indicator of perioperative harm and an important potential target for intervention [23].

A dialogical relationship exists between the human interaction with the environment and the technology itself, in that Google suggests areas of interest, serving to influence human decision making processes.

They are also of economic interest, serving as both prey and parasites of valuable fishery species.

CVD networks have recently gained interest, serving as a basis for a better understanding of the complexity behind the disease [ 6, 7].

What was the public interest served by reporting it given he is dead?

But is the public interest served by this sort of stuff?

What was the public interest served by reporting it, given he was dead?

I can conceive of no legitimate state interest served by these differing treatments of the expressions of voters' fundamental rights.

"There is no public or governmental interest served by having JN at the mansion," Justice Gische wrote.