Sentence examples for may serve no from inspiring English sources

Members, who may serve no more than two four-year terms, are not paid.

It may serve no purpose this time, but it will doubtless be useful later on.

Just because climbing a mountain may serve no obvious practical purpose, there are plenty of better reasons to get to its summit than its mere existence.

The president, who is elected to a five-year term, serves principally as a symbolic head of state and is the commander in chief of the armed forces; a president may serve no more than two terms.

He is as ever the master of the gratuitous scene change, and having Violetta's death scene begin in the upstairs bedroom and end in the parlor may serve no dramatic purpose, but it makes sure we won't forget that Verdi and Mr. Zeffirelli have equal billing in these proceedings.

Members may serve no more than two consecutive four-year terms.

If you're lucky, Jordi and Juan Carlos may serve dinner (no supermarket produce) on the wisteria'd veranda; breakfast is a treat, with kumquat marmalade on wood-oven baked bread.

In others the preference so expressed may serve as no more than that, with the delegates free to do whatever they wish or whatever their state leaders tell them to just as if the delegates had been picked in the traditional back room.

These elements may be empty and serve no purpose.

We may reasonably exclude ethnic restaurants that serve no bread, cafeteria-style fast-food joints, and vegan restaurants that impersonate butter with something made by tickling pine needles with ferns.

Systems will be needed to undertake their evaluation so that tests with high clinical validity and utility may be distinguished from those that serve no useful purpose.