Sentence examples for it means serving from inspiring English sources

His expert touch might prove a bit too pragmatic for some if it means serving up a newly carved Telecom Italia to a hotblooded young American firm.

This is stressful work for managers, partly because it means serving two masters one organizational, one moral and partly because they're not likely to get support for doing it, not even for doing it well.

Barta: Marketing Leadership, as I define it, means serving customers and the company.

Barta: Marketing leadership, as I define it, means serving customers and the company.

The idea — even if it means serving fewer homeless clients over the winter season — is that the case management will have a much more long-term effect on the region and on the lives of those who seek shelter.

In fact, it means "served with rice", although that's by no means the defining characteristic of dishes on offer.

Before leaving Berlin, he had fallen in love with a German woman and fathered a daughter, and now he was looking for a way back to Germany, even if it meant serving time in prison.

Mr. Merabishvili has had months to contemplate the possibility that he would be prosecuted, and in November said that he would stay in Georgia and run for office again, even if it meant serving a 15- or 20-year sentence.

To Colonel Rubaie, a special forces instructor and son of a retired general, it seemed reasonable to assume that he would keep his privileged position in the military even if it meant serving a new master.

Browder was offered a chance to be freed from Rikers in 2013, but he refused to plead guilty even if it meant serving an additional 15 years in jail.

It also means serving as president of the ATP Players Council, a post he has held since 2008 and a bully pulpit from which he led the taxing and ultimately successful push for this year's big pay raise from the Grand Slam tournaments.