Sentence examples for serves for example from inspiring English sources

If you move out of the area the union serves, for example, or change profession, it is possible you will be asked to leave the organisation.

It serves, for example, as a phosphate store and buffer against alkali, is involved in energy metabolism and regulates the activity of enzymes.

Serves, for example, are often no faster than seventy miles per hour.

Unlike the Egyptian sculptures, the kouroi had no explicit religious purpose, serving, for example, as tombstones and commemorative markers.

He may be a millisecond or two slower, but other parts of his game — his serve, for example, and his backhand — are better than they ever have been.

Nanocomposites were employed in the development and design of new materials, serving, for example, as the building blocks for new dielectric (insulating) and magnetic materials.

What foreign policy interest is served, for example, if the E.U. and the U.S. provide different access to Kenya's products?

I get chances to use my expertise more broadly by serving, for example, on the board of the International Federation of Reproduction Rights Organizations, the global licensing group.

I find it extraordinary when people ask for the head to be cut off the fish before it's served, for example, because they don't want to see its eyes.

They may serve, for example, as the starting material from which to make the radioactive isotopes needed for nuclear medicine or as tags put on drugs to monitor their action inside patients.

In London, says Mr Maritz, Pivotal will be able to draw on the "ideas and intellectual ferment" of the local startup scene, and it will be close to the companies it hopes to serve (for example, in finance).