Sentence examples for served buying from inspiring English sources

The investor is better served buying individual government bonds or high-grade corporate bonds to get a higher yield without paying yearly fund-management fees.

WWF said it would step up calls for restaurants, retailers, chefs and consumers around the world to stop selling, serving, buying and eating the endangered fish.

The folks down in Huntington are contractually barred from talking, but have apparently hinted to the LAUSD that it may need to watch its bottom line.Anybody can show up and make beautiful Caesar salads, says Mr Alaniz, but Mr Oliver must prove that he can cook good food for their schoolchildren on a budget of 77 cents a serving, buying all his ingredients from approved vendors.

What we want is purpose and a sense of continual self-betterment, which is not served by buying another iPhone, wardrobe or a kitchen.

She was the first to suggest that Britain's defence budget would be better served by buying Sukoi jets from Russia at a quarter of the cost, than by proceeding with the hugely expensive Eurofighter jet.

He contends that most people who are trying to finance long-term financial goals like retirement will be perfectly served by buying and holding on to as few as two funds.

Most individual gadget users would best be served by buying a tablet that can use all the same apps for the same price or less, with a better looking display.

No popcorn is served; audiences buy posh snacks and alcohol inside the auditorium.

Incredibly, a man nobody has ever served before buys the repositioned Flamin' Groovies album, notching its first Spillers sale in seven years.

If you saw Aoife in a bar, you'd know you'd have a laugh with her, whether she was serving or buying.

With the news that M&S staff have been allowed to refuse to serve customers buying alcohol or pork products on religious grounds, interesting issues are raised about rights of religious freedom in the workplace.