Sentence examples for serve far more from inspiring English sources

Flashy rail systems frequently consume resources that could serve far more people if devoted to improving bus travel.

They allow Amtrak to serve far more states than it would otherwise be able to do, thereby maintaining a broader base of political support.

Bob Townley, a mainstay of the old pier who will run programming on the new one, noted that it will serve far more people than its forebear did.

The buses are cheaper and able to serve far more streets but move more slowly, pollute more and contribute to traffic congestion.

The result, I discover when I go there, is an artsy community of vintage stores, music shops and restaurants that serve far more Mediterranean fare than is normal in the South.

While the state has maintained that the average box sentence is 154 days, an in-house e-mail message released to plaintiffs suggested that seriously ill inmates serve far more in accumulated time: 2.2 years in the unit at Attica State Correctional Facility in western New York and 3.3 years at Five Points Correctional Facility in Seneca County.

The comments followed a "Meet the Press" segment about disproportionately white police forces serving far more diverse populations.

Even though he features Spanish wines and an excellent selection of sherries, he serves far more sangria than wine, Mr. Mateo said, going through an entire 12-liter container on a busy night, sometimes two in the summer.

The authority's two commuter railroads, the Long Island Rail Road and the Metro-North Railroad, can quickly send e-mail messages to riders about disruptions and delays, but the subway system, which serves far more people, cannot do so.

Brown believes that a constitutional settlement serves far more than its direct, mechanical purpose - that it can act as a binding agent, a cultural document that ties islands of individuals together into a society, a nation.

You would be wise to measure out the specified amount of your favored beverage at home so you can recognize when you are served far more than the recommended amount.