Sentence examples for served to pose from inspiring English sources

Clashes between scholars working on Greek texts and scholars working on the Arabic language first served to pose the question of how logic related to language, and specifically to the Arabic language.

A few seconds of Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney in a warming Prince-Hal-and-Falstaff pose served to convey the campaign's desired message, with no time left for dissonant interference.

The approach served to highlight areas where 'differences' might pose risks to the achievement of outcomes.

To see Tsarnaev in the pose of the sexy teen idol served to elevate an alleged mass murderer to the hallowed company of John Lennon and Jay Z.

Sobriety checkpoints were upheld because they served to protect the public from the immediate highway hazard posed by drunken drivers.

Because you will have to concentrate to maintain your balance, the tree pose serves to focus your mind.

The current paradigm in regulatory toxicology of only testing a few very high doses of chemicals within a relatively narrow dose range (with the highest dose being the maximum tolerated dose) thus does not serve to predict the hazards posed by low-level exposure to numerous EDCs found in most people in biomonitoring studies conducted in the United States and elsewhere (Calafat et al. 2008).

This serves to highlight the environmental risks posed by the spread of exotic plant pathogens into new geographical locations.

Country girls don't need to pose.

The story told by politicians and law enforcement officials around these cases and, more broadly, about the grave threat that the Islamic State purportedly poses to the United States, serves to justify our current expansive and expensive domestic surveillance and security apparatus.

In a Wimbledon draw that fell apart as the tournament went on, with few serve-and-volley players able to pose a threat, Rafter might have had a good chance at this coveted title.