Sentence examples for may not be served from inspiring English sources

However, they may or may not be served by mass transit.

And those langoustines at Escocesa, well, they may not be served so insouciantly, but for sweetness and freshness and all-round loveliness, they come pretty damned close.

These birds are an endangered species and may not be served legally, but we had become regulars, and this infraction was the manager's way of thanking us.

For example, scholars and practitioners may not distinguish properly between contexts of participation where the common good may or may not be served.

Generally, legal acts issued by an administrative body may not be served to actors from outside EU; the same applies for favourable legal acts.

Users located at cell border may not be served at all while users experiencing good transmission conditions may monopolize the resources.

There is something cruel about it, something vaguely absurd too, but the league's joint longest serving manager may not be serving very much longer.

In all the debate about regulatory frameworks, there has been little discussion about changing cultural attitudes which may not be serving the industry well.

The commission had issued an interim report in April, which found that BAA's common ownership of airports "may not be serving well the interests of either airlines or passengers".

In most of the cases, these channels may not be serving the purpose of fighting poverty as zakah is not given to the right target groups (poor) in a planned and organized way.

For instance, do you have any beliefs that may not be serving your purpose?