Sentence examples for may only serve from inspiring English sources

Currently, a president may only serve one four-year term.

The site survey may only serve as a means for exploring the area.

Indeed, the new man may only serve as a stop-gap.

The law says that the chief rabbis may only serve one term?

And, paradoxically, the strikes may only serve to boost Isis' standing.

It's a loaded word and may only serve to confuse and detract from the heart of the book.

The bedroom tax is already unpopular with the public and Wednesday's ruling may only serve to underline that unpopularity.

What should have been heralded as an accomplishment, however, may only serve to further reinforce the bumbling nature of President Bush's ill-conceived adventure in Iraq.

A special election will be held Sept. 20 to fill the Congressional seat vacated by Representative Cecil Heftel, but the winner may only serve about 10 days, Lieut.

But, ultimately, no amount of testing ends the worry, Dr. Scarella says, and in fact, it may only serve to reinforce the anxiety.

And sometimes at lunch we may only serve two tables, with five people on the staff, so it would be very hard for us to get any money.