Sentence examples for serve substantial from inspiring English sources

It's far from foregone that players will be found guilty and serve substantial suspensions.

Most people will still wave the white flag long before they finish eating -- especially since these restaurants serve substantial hors d'oeuvres, not just a nibble, and often include candies and petits fours with dessert.

It is a strange and unusual pub, one of few in the country with no bar – though it does serve substantial locally made pies that'll keep the kids quiet.

The study sites – a reproductive health non-governmental organization (NGO) clinic located in a sub-metropolitan region in Eastern Nepal and a major tertiary government hospital in Kathmandu – were selected to represent different types of health facilities that serve substantial numbers of abortion and post-abortion patients in diverse geographic settings.

Still serves substantial, soulful food for a few pennies.

Giorgia serves substantial dinners; they require an ending that is both light and restorative, which Mr. Panucci supplies: espresso or cappuccino and his house-made biscotti.

The same week, as the State Legislature seemed about to pass a bill that would reduce the penalty for the possession of a small amount of marijuana to that for a parking violation, he said that he would pardon those already serving substantial sentences for the same offense under the harsh previous laws.

"Even with the Sentencing Commission's reductions, drug offenders will have served substantial prison sentences," Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates told the Washington Post.

The clash resulted in the Wilmington Ten trial and imprisonment of ten civil rights workers who served substantial time in prison before they were exonerated in federal court.

Moreover, despite their small number, organizations in the current study served substantial populations and could have wide-scale impact on public health.

Participating centres were established child and adolescent mental health services teams in the northwest of England, who served substantial geographical areas and were experienced in the assessment and management of young people with self harm.