Sentence examples for measures being served from inspiring English sources

Despite not living in São Paulo, Conka says she comes here every month because it has a "hot audience" and you can see what she means: amazingly for a Tuesday night – and proof that every night really is a Friday in the city – Club Clash is packed with around 800 people all dancing until 5am, aided no doubt by the impressive measures being served at the bar.

After being served a measure, we smelled.

"A measure of justice is finally being served for the victims in courts in The Hague and Bosnia-Hercegovina, as the perpetrators of this atrocity, including Ratko Mladic and Radovan Karadzic, are now being called to account for their actions," US President Barack Obama has said in a statement.

Thus QOL measures could be served as an adjunct endpoints for clinical trials.

"Federal authorities have been working tirelessly on this case for more than seven months, and we are grateful that they have seen to it that some measure of justice will be served," Orlando Police Chief John Mina said in a statement.

Clearly they could be served by measures far less destructive of the individual interests at stake.

At the next time slot, the process is repeated as each micro- and macro-cell measures the traffic demand that is served.

Those of us who have come forward have learned that vocalizing our experience doesn't mean that any measure of real justice will be served.

Single leg stance test will be served to measure static balance [ 41 ].

The MIF is served to measure the value of functional relationship between a query disease and a candidate complex.

This study introduces the chance to determine unconscious reactions of people by triangulating data gathered by several measurement techniques that are directly measured in the field, which can be served as useful inputs for urban planning.