Sentence examples for means serve from inspiring English sources

Biomass must and can contribute an indispensible and significant part to a sustainable future energy supply, but with present-day technologies, it can by no means serve all energy needs of mankind.

To what end do these means serve?

A second key element within control theory accounts is that these reference values or goals can be arranged in a hierarchy of means and ends in which subordinate, concrete goals, or means, serve to achieve the more abstract, superordinate goals, or ends.

In fact, it means "served with rice", although that's by no means the defining characteristic of dishes on offer.

I question whether patriotism only means serving in the military or whether it isn't possible to serve the country in a different manner.

"Diversity means serving a whole range of income and age groups, which means that you develop a large variety of housing types.

Our willingness to spend beyond our means served the credit-card companies well: their profits jumped forty-five per cent between 2003 and 2008.

Called to the bar at a young age, my "brother" had spent a lifetime earning the means serving behind it to drink endlessly at it.

His expert touch might prove a bit too pragmatic for some if it means serving up a newly carved Telecom Italia to a hotblooded young American firm.

In a broad sense therapeutics means serving and caring for the patient in a comprehensive manner, preventing disease as well as managing specific problems.

In the case of Olympian entrepreneurs, that often means serving other devoted athletes.