Sentence examples for process has served from inspiring English sources
The litigation process has served the useful purpose of airing the rationalizations for discriminating against homosexuals.
"We think the existing process has served us well," said Robert M. Garsson, a deputy comptroller at the office, which supervises national banks.
The end of the doing is the end of the work, when process has served to siphon off the restlessness or anxiety.
The ability to pour Southern charm over the political process has served many politicians well as they rose to national prominence, among them Presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton and, more recently, the presidential hopeful Herman Cain, said Todd Shields, director of the Diane D. Blair Center of Southern Politics and Society at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.
"I think the process has served us well," said Mr Radford.
Our study has several important implications: The themes and items that have been generated through this concept mapping process have served as an important foundation for developing the modules and the content of the INTREC training program.
Perhaps the relatively more complex genetic architecture (less tightly connected, involving more modules, and diverse processes) has served as less of a constraint and facilitated more evolutionary change for nurse-related genes.
While a comprehensive review of mTOR's role in disease processes is beyond the scope of this report, it is important to understand the mTOR signaling mechanism as it underlies many disease processes and has served to guide cancer therapeutic development and treatment.
Since May of 2013 he has served as the CEO of Soylent, which designs and manufactures nutritious processed foods.
Loyalists took to the streets, protesting that the restriction was another assault on their British heritage that stemmed from a peace process they believe has served republican nationalist interests more than their own.
"I am dismayed at the attempt by the New York City Council and New York State lawmakers to politicize the selection of Port Authority capital projects — a cooperative, bistate process that has served the people of New York and New Jersey so well for so many years," Mr. Corzine said in a statement on Tuesday.
