Sentence examples for serve to defend from inspiring English sources

The aim should not be to stigmatize the police but to insure that they serve to defend rather than attack the right to peaceable protest.

Microbes serve to defend against disease and strengthen the immune system, so disease prevention is a natural fit for microbiome innovation.

The message is indelible: the State of Israel only exists because of the willingness of those who serve to defend her and the purpose of their sacrifice enshrined in the declaration of Israel's independence as a Jewish, democratic state is a cause for great joy.

Relatively little work has been reported [41], [42] on WBCs which are the mobile units of the immune system; they form about 1% of the blood of a healthy adult and serve to defend the body against infectious diseases and foreign materials [43].

Despite the abstract nature of such sensibilities, fundamental features of political ideology have been found to be deeply connected to basic biological mechanisms [ 3 7] that may serve to defend against environmental challenges like contamination and physical threat [ 8 12].

Polyketides and NRPS are known to be symbiont-produced compounds that function in the defense of some insects and marine invertebrates (Piel 2002; Kwan et al. 2012), and their production by the YLS may serve to defend the host.

In Wilson's telling, Klan violence serves to defend white rights against "adventurers" from the North — that is, against other white people.

On the streets here, protesters alleged that the harsh treatment endured at the hands of officers served to defend the interests of the state.

In Wilson's telling, Klan violence serves to defend white rights against "adventurers" from the North that is, against other white people.

Certain plants produce isoprenoids that are very similar to hormones involved in the development of insects that prey on those plants; the plant substances prevent the maturation of the insect, thus serving to defend the plant.

In both cases examined, they served to defend and 'secure' the growth machine, as well as to channel flow of capital and resources from the 'upperworld' and 'underworld' towards development efforts.