Sentence examples for might serve some from inspiring English sources

Some $5.3 billion in orders have been frozen because of American and British fears that they might serve some military purpose.

If this is true, then, although the death penalty still might serve some minimal retributive function in Connecticut, it lacks any retributive justification.

And if the Human Rights Council were purely a talking shop, in which countries held vigorous discussions about which human rights were fundamental and how they should be observed, then that too might serve some useful purpose; holding one's corner in a public argument does not have to compromise anyone's integrity.

But there are some wonderful little tales of the early days that are not known, and I have the feeling that if I put them down, they might serve some purpose 10, 20 or 30 years down the line, if someone wants to write a history of the institution".

For several seasons it was a preferred haunt of expats and long-term visitors, but as its reputation has grown, discerning domestic diners have cottoned on to the fact that it might serve some of the best pasta and pizza in India.

In this case at least, it seems AI is creating a job that no human could do, and in the process might serve some social benefit.

And this untenability of the distinction between the material and the ideal in philosophy might serve as some guide toward descriptions of human behavior, in the everyday, non-philosophical sense, that capture more of the subtlety of what is going on than the denunciatory "materialist" or its laudatory opposite.

These two CCs might serve as some kind of "entry gate" of SCCmec elements into the S. aureus gene pool from which, possibly after some adaptations, these elements can be transferred into other S. aureus lineages.

Nevertheless, we cannot exclude that the Ccr4-Not comight might serve as some form of a chaperone for TRAMP and/or the exosome in vivo, and that this explains why it can be isolated interacting only with certain subunits of these complexes.

These efforts might serve to buy some time while the economists and diplomats in the Administration could find a palatable way to decouple the dollar from gold.

Martinez bristled when reporters conveyed Torre's opinion that the first baseman sometimes pushes himself too hard, and that Saturday's performance might serve to ease some of that self-imposed pressure.