Sentence examples for served or not from inspiring English sources

The film has tapped into widespread anger over official reluctance to take sexual crimes seriously, and over how justice is served, or not, in South Korea.

Mr. Appel and others in his line of work have long contended that they did a better job than the sheriffs, who, they said, worked only five days a week with no late hours, and got paid whether the papers were served or not.

Either way, its future doesn't look super bright, 250 million streams served or not.

Mandatory customers have to be served within a specified time window whereas optional customers may be served (or not) within the planning horizon.

That means not attaching it to the existing paradigm and serving existing customers but targeting those not being served or not buying what's served, people we call nonconsumers.

The RBL is the nation's custodian of remembrance and this is a great way for anyone, whether they have served or not, to remember a loved one and celebrate our armed forces.

And then there is the thorny issue of whether to serve or not.

By choosing to have meat, she reignited a sensitive wedding-season debate among ethical eaters and the people who love them: To serve, or not to serve?

So, in the spirit of hospitable gastronomy, if not the holidays, Forbes.com provides its guide to holiday entertaining, wherein we offer readers much good advice about the food and alcohol that one might wish to serve, or not serve as the case might be, at home between now and Jan . 2 2006.

The key factor was how many times a parent or sibling — currently serving or not — had been deployed during the previous decade.

This past January, Browder was offered a deal: Plead guilty and be sentenced to time served, or plead not guilty, and if convicted, face another 15 years in jail.