Sentence examples for perfectly serving from inspiring English sources

Their model has been about large-scale consumer lists, but we saw a while ago that it wasn't perfectly serving our customer base of small businesses, 70 percent of which have fewer than 10 employees.

Lane Smith's paintings are outstanding and perfectly serve the subversive story.

There I would see Dr. Daniela Matei, whose Romanian origins, I told myself, would perfectly serve my needs.

They can identify the wants not only of their clientele, but niches of that clientele, and then hold (for example) pop-up events that perfectly serve those wants.

Unfortunately, some feminist and anti-racism rhetoric perfectly serves the interests of narcissists and their enablers, for there is nothing more enraging to a narcissist than criticism.

He contends that most people who are trying to finance long-term financial goals like retirement will be perfectly served by buying and holding on to as few as two funds.

Kate McMullan's story of a loving father's inventive lullaby is perfectly served by the dreamy realism of the watercolors by her husband, Jim, whose Lincoln Center posters are so recognizable.

The quintet of editions, though, perfectly serves the dramatic purposes of writer Mike Bartlett because the story of a Midlands GP who discovers successive sexual and financial secrets about her property developer husband is visibly a modern version of the five-act theatrical genre of Jacobean dramas such as John Webster's The Duchess of Malfi and Thomas Middleton's The Revenger's Tragedy.

As a no-brainer popcorn movie it perfectly serves its purpose - there's no hidden meaning, no big themes or huge character depth.

For human speech has a purely practical task; it can perfectly serve its communicative purposes and yet be strictly speaking ambiguous or elliptic.

One of the group's founders, Ben Landis, recently commented on how the Sacramento area would perfectly serve as a hub for which Nicholas School alums would flock.