Sentence examples for serve to feed from inspiring English sources

Convicted paedophiles might argue that such robots could be used as a form of therapy, while others would object on the grounds that they would only serve to feed an extremely dangerous fantasy.All of which raises another question.

"I fear this report will only serve to feed the prime minister's blind obsession with destroying an industry that promises billions of dollars of investment and thousands of jobs in regional communities," Urquhart said.

Public humiliation and fear do not motivate workers or generate good will and only serve to feed stress and embarrassment, disenfranchise workers and breed ill-will while depleting team spirit.

The events of this week serve to feed the concerns of nationwide Republicans about the back-room chicanery and corruption in Garden State politics, casting even greater doubt on his presidential electability in 2016.

Many of the people waiting to get inside said the unusual police presence was comforting, but it also served to feed their worst suspicions.

For most parasite species, only the haustorium is embedded inside the host, serving to feed the parasite located externally to the host.

But the financial details of the violations for which Mr. Shi was convicted only served to feed suspicions that he had been railroaded.

"It would appear at this time," detectives wrote, "that this material was NOT made of a fire retardant material but rather was highly combustible, which served to feed the fire and cause it to spread rapidly".

But creating a right of technology-aided super-appeal, and giving the players themselves direct authority over the frequency of its use, has in this series had the happy effect of insulating matches against the niggle and burning sense of frustration that questionable umpiring calls, in the days before DRS, historically served to feed.

It would also need completely new engines, rather than adapted existing ones, in order to be sufficiently light and economical.The delay has served to feed the scepticism of those in the industry who think that the Sonic Cruiser is a mere "paper aeroplane", whose launch had more to do with public relations than with aerodynamics.

Many are turned away, told that their BMI isn't low enough – with a mental illness which instils the belief that you're never thin enough, you're worthless, this kind of 'treatment' only serves to feed into that belief, worsening the illness both mentally and physically.