Sentence examples similar to serviceable means for from inspiring English sources

Presumably, Servillo's lack of serviceable English meant there was no way he could take the role – and it's a big loss.

"Crucify" is not a serviceable synonym for "make an example of," which is what Armendariz, who subsequently apologized and resigned, apparently meant by it.

Marxism is no longer a serviceable tool for the state.

However, the organic organisation HDRA welcomes serviceable tools for its Organic Food For All programme.

It does a surprisingly serviceable job, for free, of translating from one language to another.

Albert Wilson and Chris Conley are also serviceable receivers for Smith; Conley had a touchdown reception following Maclin's injury.

My staircase, still so daunting in three dimensions, has become a serviceable metaphor for that.

So while you might hear a serviceable track for Greg James to play, all I hear are crushed dreams.

"The pat and occasionally preposterous story is really just a pretext, a serviceable scaffolding for a handful of expert, satisfying performances," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.

[Laughs] There are even clean and serviceable loos for you to use.

A two-year serviceable life for the current LLIN intervention in Benin would be a more realistic program assumption.