Sentence examples for less serves from inspiring English sources
"Recently, I took the company credit card to one of Santa Barbara's many thrift stores and for less than $25, I brought back 28 CorningWare plates and a mixed collection of stainless steel dinnerware that more or less serves 12.
If all this sounds convoluted, I should note that I've described only the first half of "The Orphan Master's Son," which more or less serves as a prologue to the book's real story: Jun Do's efforts to get Sun Moon and the children out of the country.
Women more soften reported adhering to several behaviours than men: eating 4 or less serves of meat per week (74.6% versus 57.2%, p < 0.05), drinking low fat milk (72.7% versus 61.8%, p < 0.05) and drinking alcohol within recommended limits (74.0% versus 56.6%, p < 0.05).
First of all, a basement café (with a Zagat recommendation, no less) serving kosher Turkey….
Once you get a kick out of Dickens's handwriting, the purpose is more or less served.
First of all, a basement café (with a Zagat recommendation, no less) serving kosher Turkey Peking wrap sandwiches and gravlax on pumpernickel.
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.
At the center of it all, appropriately, was Duncan, whose 26-point, 10 rebound performance – in 35 minutes, no less – served further notice that the aging power forward still has a little fuel left in the tank.
But few emerging markets have reached a stage at which they can withstand a sustained collapse in the developed economies, much less serve as substitute engines of global growth.
Circle with Disney, however, offers parents a holistic view of their home network and devices, and doesn't have to be plugged into a router, much less serve as a replacement for your current router.
I was allergic to fish, which sucked as that more or less served as people's sustenance back in the day.
