Sentence examples for served considering from inspiring English sources

Both Brexit and Assembly talks have hit seemingly impassable snags; analysts would be better served considering the common denominator.

As Nadal prepares to serve, consider this: so far he has gotten 19 of 21 first serves in.

Some youths plot ways to evade the draft with medical or other exemptions, and many who serve consider it a useless detour.

The communities London's lollipop people serve consider them vital to child safety, which makes a lot of sense given the fact the "accident incident rate for children peaks between 8 AM and 9 AM, when they travel to school, and again at 3 PM when they leave," according to road safety charity Brake.

If you know the alcoholic drink you'll be serving, consider matching the colors (unless it's clear, in which case, anything goes).

defer.add img); To use plantains as a side dish, consider serving unsweetened plantains over hot rice.

The commission would be better served by considering ways to change these techniques to protect America today and tomorrow, rather than trying to pin blame on anyone.

Djokovic served well considering it was his first grass-court match of the season, saving all three break points he faced and remarkably winning 81 percent of the points (26 of 32) on his second serve.

As such, instructors are best served by considering what students are learning, not just about the subject matter, but also about culture of the classroom from the moment they enter the room.

For beverages, one serving (considered as one glass, bottle, or can) was used as the unit for the consumption of SSBs.

Those of us on opposing sides of the debate would be better served to consider the futility of pitting competing ideologies against one another and instead seek common ground.