Sentence examples for served to succeed from inspiring English sources

Designed from the Mega Jet, a portable version of the home console designed for use on airline flights in Japan, Nomad served to succeed the Sega Game Gear and was the last handheld console released by Sega.

I encourage women of all career paths to seriously consider throwing your hat into the ring (after all women do have more fashionable hats than the guys ever did!) Women are, I believe, better equipped to serve and to succeed in the halls of Congress.

The first (k^2) inputs serve to enter the succeeding elements of testing set.

The descriptive phrases "the proposition…" and "the fact…" can be regarded as serving to disambiguate the succeeding ambiguous that-clauses much like that-clauses muchhrases in "the philikepher Socrathe" andescriptiveer-phrasesSocrates" serve to dinambiguathethe ambiguous name "Socrates" (cf. David 2002).

Virtually all of the readings have concerned those who have served time and struggled to succeed in the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles.

Those curricula that serve the needs of multiple audiences are more likely to succeed than those serving the needs of a narrow segment [ 2].

John McCain has long been torn between wanting to succeed and serving a higher cause.

Blair was already the first Labour Prime Minister to succeed in serving out two full terms.

Schrafft's was among the few restaurants in Freedman's ten to open with an explicit social purpose, and to succeed in serving it.

"Her unfailing faith in my ability to succeed and serve Australian society resonated on the day of the election when she turned up to hand out how-to-vote cards for me in Maddington.

They also perform a crucial function in the startup supply chain: picking the teams and ideas that are most likely to succeed and serving them up to investors.Business schools emerged in the second half of the 19th century to meet an educational need not provided for by other institutions.