Sentence examples for serve a problem from inspiring English sources

Sharapova's serve — a problem since her comeback from shoulder surgery in 2008 — was shaky again.

Lisicki also double-faulted on break point, with a terrible toss on her second serve, a problem throughout the match.

As you might expect, the armed forces used too much labor and conscripted people who didn't want to serve, a problem that became acute during the unpopular war in Vietnam.

With reference to developments in Greater Harare in the post-2000 era, the purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how the role of housing cooperatives, meant to serve a technical problem of housing the homeless, has shifted from the mere technical agenda to the political one in which clientilism, patronage and manipulation are the manifestations.

"Truecaller is serving a global problem with calls, and that same problem exists on SMS worldwide — particularly in places like the U.S. and India".

Last week, the Obama administration acknowledged relations between police and the people they are sworn to serve are a "problem in far too many communities across the country".

Larry Stefanki, one of the game's most experienced coaches — he now works with Andy Roddick — thinks Tomic's serve is a problem but still compares him to Miloslav Mecir, the tennis player's player of the 1980s from Czechoslovakia who, like Tomic, was a big man with a deft touch.

How to decide the user set to serve is a problem.

"Placards serve a purpose, and the problems come when they are misused or abused".

In KST 'problems' serve a dual purpose: on the one hand, they serve as KUs in the domain model and, on the other hand, they serve as assessments in the assessment model.

Reform has served as a problem-solving mechanism and therefore has only been extensive enough to cope with the immediate crisis.