Sentence examples for quality serving from inspiring English sources

He has since become an expert on water quality, serving as drinking water enforcement chief for the Environmental Protection Agency before coming to work for Fulton County in 1990.

Thinkers going back to Plato have observed that humor often takes on a superior quality, serving to bludgeon or ridicule others, and beginning with Freud they have observed that it releases anxieties about uncomfortable or taboo topics, such as sex, excrement, death, or incest.

Information about health from the faces seemed to form the basis for perceivers' categorizations of Mormon/non-Mormon group membership, with facial skin quality serving as the primary cue distinguishing the two groups.

This quality served him well throughout his 91 plus year life, and who knows, is probably doing him some good now.

It's a lot of ground to cover in fewer than 200 pages, and the linked short-story format, with its snapshot quality, serves Pritchard nicely.

If the roe is of lesser quality, serve it with a generous dollop of something creamy, like crème fraîche or sour cream, to offset the briny flavor.

That quality served her well in bridging political divides at Harvard Law School, a place almost as famous for its factions as the Supreme Court.

"An expert panel will devise the SBS charter and propose governance arrangements to ensure that the SBS focuses on quality, serves the interests of the people of Scotland, and works in partnership with staff.

This model indicated that social support quality served as a protective factor while social support availability served as a risk factor for engaging in risky behaviors.

It seems more likely that chijin, a gold-silver (76Au:24Ag, wt%) alloy with the second best quality, served the decorative purpose on Hexi painting [29].

Knowledge of site quality serves as an important tool for operational planning and is a major contributing factor for the formulation of management regimes, the prediction of harvest yields and the determination of the economic value of a forest.