Sentence examples for serve readers from inspiring English sources

To serve readers best, journalists should be one step removed from their sources.

This doesn't serve readers who want to be made aware of books worth their attention.

But she doesn't need the Costa, and its award to her would not serve readers well.

By using both of these shots in a food column, we can serve readers looking for guidance as well as those looking for eye candy.

Libraries understand and are also gripped by seismic shifts under way in the publishing ecosystem, but authors and libraries should work together to reach and serve readers.

As recently as last October Margaret Sullivan, the New York Times's public editor, said that banning the term "illegal immigrants" would not serve readers well.

Readers of the Dumas novel know the rest, and just as Dumas serves readers, so will "this stolid, unpretentious, throughly competent film remind jaded viewers of the sumptuous delights the movies can offer" (A. O. Scott).

The New York Times is committed to serving readers around the world with journalism of the highest quality.

He might have served readers better with fewer characters and more vivid descriptions of the most important ones.

For some time Wired, a magazine for technology lovers, ran a column called "Japanese schoolgirl watch", serving readers with a stream of keitai oddities.

The determining factor in the story placement is where it best serves readers: Is a story in the section where it belongs?