Sentence examples for setting to serve from inspiring English sources

First, it is possible that nutrient deficiencies may not have been severe enough in our study setting to serve as a trigger for elevated maternal cortisol concentration as was seen in the Nepal trial.

It is argued that work based on these concepts has taken an internal management perspective on how retailers can manipulate aspects of the retail setting to serve their own interests.

22 However, family physician training in palliative care is highly variable, and palliative care physicians are involved in care in an uneven or limited capacity, since most are employed in a hospital setting to serve in an inpatient palliative care unit rather than in the community.

And around the state there are businesses all set to serve them.

Ángel María Villar: set to serve as Uefa's interim head if they suspend Michel Platini.

The Nolita brunch hot spot Public is set to serve its last meals in June.

It's no wonder that the TTIP negotiations are set to serve corporate interests rather than public needs.

This week the talks broke down and the union was set to serve legal notice that at least three goldmining companies, AngloGold, Harmony and Gold Fields, face a strike.

Friends of Mr Carter last night pointed out that he was always set to serve for a limited period of time.

The amended contract is set to serve as a model for the online IT market - it is unthinkable other suppliers would carry on using the offending terms.

He is set to serve a third five-year term after taking 69.41% of the vote, 50 percentage points ahead of his leading opponent, Agathon Rwasa.