Sentence examples for it would serve to from inspiring English sources

"I don't know what benefit it would serve to have that on a detail page".

This visibly infuriated Guardiola and the question was whether it would serve to resharpen City's focus.

Just as clearly, his critics wish it would serve to draw attention to Azerbaijan's miserable human rights record and what the Council of Europe can do about it.

Palestinian leaders and militant groups were swift to disavow any connection with the bombing, and were clearly concerned that it would serve to alienate Americans from Palestinians.

One foreign oil company representative was upbeat about the proposal, saying it would serve to "break the deadlock" that has paralyzed the system for years.

"I just don't know what purpose it would serve to do that," said Senator Frank Padavan, a Queens Republican who has been a negotiator on the bill.

The pools, it was hoped, would serve to reduce the spread of transmittable diseases.

A simple change would serve to make it easier for accounting firms to exercise independence.

He suggested that Glee had been responsible for "reviving the mashup fad", but hoped the girls' performance would serve to end it again.

It remained an open question whether the meeting could lead to real consensus on health care, or whether it would serve only to allow Democrats to frame a political argument against the Republicans going into the midterm campaign.

It would serve well to spend a moment or two examining these definitions to making sure that you understand the kinds of statements that are expressible in this language.