Sentence examples for not actually serving from inspiring English sources

It's important to note that while these features are "Amazon-style", GoDaddy believes it's filling a niche that AWS is not actually serving that well right now: smaller businesses that need cloud services that complement a wider business that may not be in the cloud.

In recent years, that military expression has crept through the lips of public figures who did not actually serve.

"Since the establishment of a floor price does not actually serve to prohibit the sale of an apartment, the practice should not have been viewed as an illegal restraint against transferability".

In a state such as Florida, that could have meant that those convicted of a felony would lose their voting rights — even if they did not actually serve any jail time.

In the case of a member who is transferred to the Fleet Reserve or the Fleet Marine Corps Reserve under this section after December 30, 1977, service attributable under subparagraph (A) to time which, after December 31, 1977, is not actually served by the member may not be counted.

Stock options might not actually serve as an incentive.

It did not actually serve the writ but entered negotiations with Sinclair.

Miguel had booked us a table at Ñaka Ñaka — which, believe it or not, actually serves great food.

At the age of thirteen in 1771, Harvey was entered onto the books of the naval schooner HMS Mary, although he did not actually serve aboard the ship.

The following is our breakdown of why these diets can be harmful (and at minimum do not actually serve a benefit) to your physical and mental health.

We reached an agreement after just two mediation sessions and in the end, the couple decided that it did not actually serve their interests to divorce at this time.