Sentence examples for less served to from inspiring English sources

But for members of Egypt's Coptic Christian minority, the sensational headline — from a respected publisher, no less — served to validate their fear that the Egyptian revolution had made their country less tolerant and more dangerous for religious minorities.

One noted worldwide trend has been the migration of the health care worker, particularly physicians, from medically less served to better served areas.

Pitbull scab: Warranting only passing mention in the magazine, this dog-fighting souvenir more or less just served to tide the Jar over between main courses.

In Hawaii and California, where fluoridated water is served to less than 30percentt of the populations, only 13percentt of the people in each state are toothless.

Eat your favorite dishes and drink a beer, but when worried about added calories, try consuming 25% less than what's served to you.

The high octane punches at Tunnel Bar cannot be served to less than a group of four.

His humble life style was "deliberate and staged," and his remote island retreat served to hide "less attractive aspects of his private life and personality"; to wit, that he was a "lascivious older man".

Interviewees also made downward comparisons with people who they considered to be less fortunate than themselves, which served to represent their own circumstances in a more positive light.

Anything less will only serve to place barriers between people, create hurdles to creativity and inclusion, and smother the kind of open and transparent society that is necessary to create the jobs of the future.

None the less, our findings serve to emphasise the low levels of uptake for screening early in pregnancy and the need for additional interventions to raise these further.

This is because scenarios such as C and I focus controls in geographic areas that have elevated baseline exposures and risks, so that the benefits are spread less uniformly but serve to reduce existing inequalities.