Sentence examples for releases serves from inspiring English sources

No concrete evidence for this claim has even been put forward and the misinformation in the releases serves to cement its decades-long persistence.

Instead, local contaminated soil, legacy of earlier anthropogenic Pb releases, serves as a long-term reservoir that gradually leaks particulate lead to the atmosphere.

Instead, local contaminated soil, a legacy of earlier Pb releases, serves as a long-term reservoir that gradually is leaking particulate lead, much in the form of Pb-humate, to the atmosphere.

C.A place where theatrical releases serve as trailers for the real profits, which are in DVD's.

But this summer's big science fiction releases serve only to prove Mr. Delany's point that effects rule, and subtlety is out the window.

Nintendo Power was one of the few reliable ways to keep up with new releases, serving the same function that trailers and radio stations did for movies and music.

There's a certain baseline squickiness to nonstories like this, which are essentially and inescapably reheated press releases served with a side salad of Hot Take.

About half that number (31%) say the release serves the public interest, according to the latest News Interest Index survey conducted Dec. 2-5 among 1,003 adults.

As it happens, this release serves as tribute not only to Hunt Lieberson, who died in 2006, but also to her frequent close collaborator Craig Smith, the founder of Emmanuel Music, who died in November.

We believe that the osteotomy corrects the underlying mechanical aberration and that the lateral release serves to decompress the patella laterally a tension developed from the torsional malalignment.

Regulations often require that bycatch of threatened species be released; but, if animals are already dead, their release serves no conservation purpose.