Sentence examples for serves further from inspiring English sources

An oak boundary serves further to highlight the oak theme, said to represent strength, growth, longevity and reliability.

The observed water yield serves further on as basis for the calculation of the plant's supply potential, associated by consideration of the permitted operating range and the characteristic curves of the machinery.

She is chiefly drawn to indeterminacy, a currently popular (particularly in academia) poetic "style" (borrowing from hard and soft sciences) that serves further as Mlinko's critical measuring tool.

If I remember correctly, Troy separated his shoulder that day and if my memory serves further, Clyde didn't check to see if Aikman was okay or offer him a hand-up -- Clyde screamed at Troy, pointed and walked away pleased that he had done his job.

One must also remember that the concept of psychopathy is not an established medical diagnosis, and its applicability to emotionally immature adolescents from deprived backgrounds serves further studies.

"Whether that financial volatility itself will serve further to dampen global growth prospects remains to be seen," Stevens said.

As for whether Mr. Paterson should run next year, Mr. Dinkins said, "Absolutely, if he chooses to serve further".

But the surge of adrenaline appeared to weaponise his serve further – he smashed a 138mph ace past Murray, followed by another one out wide to hold again.

Although Wren was appointed in 1669 by Charles II (1660-1685), he served further kings and queens before leaving office in 1717, in the reign of George I.

Duffy's predecessor as poet laureate, Andrew Motion, has written a poem called A Moment of Reflection, inspired by Siegfried Sassoon's statement to his commanding officer explaining his grounds for refusing to serve further in the army.

The vegetable itself is huge, easily the size of a wine bottle, and is pickled in grape juice - as a matter of fact, it is not dissimilar to the kraut served further north.