Sentence examples for might even serve from inspiring English sources
Finally, expanding economic and cultural ties might even serve to open up Soviet society.
I might even serve a proper Christmas pud (I like the setting it on fire bit), but it'll be bought.
It might even serve, as it does here, as a distraction from your collapsing career and ailing marriage.
Some day, the remote-control technology might even serve as a treatment for neurological and psychiatric disorders.
Mr. Obama might even serve as an inspiration for modernizers and liberals fighting their own internal battle of legal interpretations.
If enough liberals desert Cuomo, his hopes for a historic victory, which might even serve as a springboard for a bid for national office, could be frustrated.
Might he even serve as a viable intermediary between the Peace Conference and the united powers of the West and the Bolshevik leadership of Russia?
In summary, alkylating agents increase the risk of secondary hematologic malignancies, but as high-pulse doses of alkylating agents are used for treatment of hematologic malignancies, they might occasionally even serve the treatment of both conditions in a single patient.
When breaching walls of official secrecy, for example, the greater good might even be served by breaking the law.
Barthel speculated that the banana leaf might even have served as a prototype for the tablets, with the fluted surface of the tablets an emulation of the veined structure of a leaf: Rongorongo glyphs were written in reverse boustrophedon, left to right and bottom to top.
