Sentence examples for serving to demonstrate that from inspiring English sources

For some, the report will be an underwhelming and ineffectual gesture, only serving to demonstrate that the "omerta" - cycling's code of silence - lives on.

They merely serve to demonstrate that she does not exclude her own motivations and character when applying Rhys's dictum.

All of this serves to demonstrate that you can never know where you are going with Neil Jordan.

The officials said the sanctions were nonetheless meaningful because they would serve to demonstrate that Iran was working with Al Qaeda.

He then demands that Morales kick about a football with him, which only serves to demonstrate that Stone has never played football in his life (Morales clearly has).

Garrett said the problem was likely to be much worse in more fragile states but that these rare success stories only serve to demonstrate that the problem with skills shortages can be solved.

"His evidence cannot do more than serve to demonstrate that phone hacking as a practice may well have been occurring at the Mirror titles when Mr Hipwell was working there [1998 to 2000]".

"His evidence cannot do more than serve to demonstrate that phone hacking as a practice may well have been occurring at the Mirror titles when Mr Hipwell was working there," said Leveson.

As for Mr Edwards, his brazen infidelity with a political hanger-on and videographer, who rambled on about reincarnation and who introduced herself as a witch, only serves to demonstrate that America dodged a bullet in 2004 when Mr Edwards was the vice-presidential nominee.The minor candidates get their say, though they are, not surprisingly, covered more sketchily.

This would serve to demonstrate that our CGP algorithm, though improved, is still globally suboptimal.

Programmes such as these serve to demonstrate that the internet is not the enemy.