Sentence examples for system could serve from inspiring English sources

DeVos drew on the stories of victims and accused students to reject the idea that the system could serve only one or the other.

The reductions are significant because the system could serve as a model for buying AIDS drugs for Africa and other developing countries.

Port Authority officials said that with the new signal system and the replacement of the line's 340 train cars, which was previously announced, the PATH system could serve about 23,000 more passengers daily.

Borrowing a phrase from William James, he suggested that exploring the solar system could serve as the "moral equivalent of war," giving an outlet to energies that might otherwise lead to nuclear holocaust.

Those that did not provide good care at a reasonable price might fail, but in the long run the system could serve the broadest cross section of America, and it could do so without undermining private doctors — or at least not those who are motivated by care itself rather than by mere profit.

He noted that his administration "has a target of reducing greenhouse gases" and added that "I believe that our joint work to create a flexible market-based regional cap-and-trade system could serve as an effective approach to meeting those goals".

Some Burmese people, meanwhile, pointed out that they could do without Singapore's political repression and censorship, though the country's city-planning methods and financial systems could serve as useful models.

The results suggested that such PEGylated dendrimeric systems could serve as nanoparticulate depot for drugs in body.

Fundamental insight in the activities and interactions involved in AD systems could serve as a guidance for engineered systems optimization and upgrade.

Understanding and control of vortex dynamics in these systems could serve as a model to get better insight in the pinning mechanisms.

The intraviral protein interactions identified in this study, in combination with the data obtained by using other systems, could serve as a basis for further studies of viral protein functions and molecular mechanisms of the genome replication/transcription processes of coronaviruses.