Sentence examples for may sometimes serve from inspiring English sources

Recent criticism of CPT suggests that it may sometimes serve authorities in repressive ways (as can other planning theories), and thus not always fulfil communicative planning theorists' aim of empowering the citizenry.

Alternatively, introns may sometimes serve a role in the host cell and therefore accumulate in these lineages.

We have discussed elsewhere [ 12] the possibility that PI5P4Kγ may sometimes serve to target the more active PI5P4Kα to a specific cellular location.

Whereas, at the time of survey, 20%% (8/41) planned to remain in Ireland on a permanent basis, perhaps indicating that temporary migration may sometimes serve as a "stepping stone" towards more permanent migration.

For late dumping, acarbose may sometimes help.

Terminological issues sometimes serve to obscure some widely-accepted distinctions.

Incidentally the square wooden vessel, or masu, that sake is sometimes served in may be traditional, but it's not the best way to drink it; it's awkward and the wood affects the flavor.

It is slow food, sometimes served fast.

The dish is sometimes served with tea or at dinner.

Instances of metal poisoning may sometimes be traced to the serving or preparation of acidic foods in certain cookware (see antimony poisoning; cadmium poisoning).

Clinical research may sometimes involve exportation and importation of biological samples and data which serve as the back bone of viable scientific or biomedical research.