Sentence examples for serving a similar function from inspiring English sources

As a college assistant, he is serving a similar function, only now with college players on the fast track.

The male's ornamental foreleg hair is thought to attract females, serving a similar function to the lion's mane.

The Guild agreement defines "videodisc/videocassette" as a "disc, cassette, cartridge and/or other device serving a similar function which is sold or rented for play on a home-type television screen".

This analysis does not preclude the possibility that other non-homologous domains serving a similar function are also present.

"The Arcades Project," itself a ruin, has served a similar function for writers today.

Local blogs in English can serve a similar function as English-language newspapers.

The set closer served a similar function: it was a cover of "Little Susie," from the 1995 Michael Jackson album, "HIStory".

The government created Fannie Mae during the 1930s to help bolster an ailing housing market, and Freddie Mac was chartered in 1970 to serve a similar function.

The Hitch and an older hotel, the Plains, which served a similar function in the early 1900s, were a bridge that does not exist now.

He says many of the programs now used by the advertising industry can be reverse-engineered to serve a similar function.

Campaign "trackers" are still prevalent on the campaign trail, recording candidate events for opposition purposes, but the off-air reporters serve a similar function.