Sentence examples for serves if from inspiring English sources

We must also ask what greater good our offensiveness serves – if any.

The vilification of socialist ideas by Republicans anyway only serves, if anything, to pique their interest.

The sight of the country's tough law against Nazi propaganda being used to convict a posh British controversialist serves, if nothing else, to distract attention from lingering unresolved questions about the country's past.

At the current rate of progress, Olisa said it would not be until half this century has passed, at the earliest, that the Met would be representative of the population it serves: "If we keep on at the rate we are, the Met will not look like the population it serves within my lifetime, not by 2050".

Best Buy has a dedicated tablet version of its website that it serves if you visit from an iPad; Amazon has an iPad app and a more playful, experimental take on tablet commerce with its Windowshop app.

Echoes of this view may be found in Moses Mendelssohn's separation of action and conviction in Jerusalem (Mendelssohn 1983, 40; Gottlieb 2011, 50), a work for which one scholar maintains that the TTP "serves, if not as model, at least as decisive subtext" (Goetschel 2004, 168).

Re-warm before serving if you like.

Add the mint shortly before serving if possible.

Dust with confectioners' sugar before serving, if desired.

The public is better served if copyrights have a reasonable limit.

The interests of Isis would also be well served if Britain quits the EU.