Sentence examples for serve a valuable function from inspiring English sources

But "Shahs" could actually serve a valuable function.

This would change, Mr. Gephardt said, mostly because committees serve a valuable function.

Credit-default swaps are vilified, by contrast, but they serve a valuable function.

As noted by Reason and Lucas (1984) diaries "serve a valuable function as wide-gauge trawl nets, picking up the more salient types of lapse" (p. 56).

"But I think they (we) serve a valuable function and help make democracy work.

Because funerals serve a valuable function of helping the living acknowledge, accept and cope with the death of a loved one, children who are old enough not only can but should be included in funeral arrangements.

Unlike most comics on the fringe, Stewart Lee is in the fortunate position of being able to sell out all the dates at his chosen venue several times over, but his poster still serves a valuable function.

Though the channel is still a moneyloser, airing 20 games, it serves a valuable function, sparking demand from rival broadcasters to carry the games on terms very favorable to the Leafs.

Mr. Dimon says that regulators still serve a valuable role.

Mr. Healy asserts that watch lists serve a valuable purpose.

But rather than causing confusion, the identical songs actually serve a valuable purpose.