Sentence examples for might not serve from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that such a panel might not serve a useful purpose.

Mr. Shapiro said, however, that the French complaint might not serve Paris well.

Mr. Conley said that while a supermarket was "sorely needed" in Queens West, an upscale market might not serve the community as a whole.

Not to do so would certainly hurt the economy in several states, including New York, and might not serve their shareholders well either".

Some of Alaska Airlines's in-state flying is backed by federal programs like the Essential Air Service, which provides subsidies for airlines to fly to small communities they might not serve otherwise.

During his family trips between Roxboro, N.C., and Baltimore, "we packed a big lunch so my parents didn't have to worry about having to stop somewhere that might not serve us," recalled Mr. Ramsey, who is now 60.

Yet might not this serve equally well as a description of Realism?

Further, in an activity such as running, portable accelerometers might not only serve as ergometers to measure work, but some insight might be gained by using the high frequency signal from such a device to examine running mechanics collected during "real world" activities such as racing and training.

The induction of apoptosis and autophagy looks parallel in time course, which indicates that autophagy might not just serve as a scavenger after apoptotic cell death is initiated by evodiamine.

An early decrease in CA 19-9 concentration during chemotherapy (i.e., a CA 19-9 response) might not only serve as prognostic marker but also as an early marker of tumour response.

So, in the spirit of hospitable gastronomy, if not the holidays, Forbes.com provides its guide to holiday entertaining, wherein we offer readers much good advice about the food and alcohol that one might wish to serve, or not serve as the case might be, at home between now and Jan . 2 2006.