Sentence examples for tends to serve from inspiring English sources

On the big points, he tends to serve here,' " he said, "Because it's so instinctive.

Health and therefore age tends to serve as a proxy for race without any explicit reference to it".

"Our services business is a hot area," but in help desks the company tends to serve very large clients, said Kraig Swensrud, the chief marketing officer at Salesforce.

Now she's back at Construction Company, an intimate free-ranging theater and exhibition space that tends to serve as a home for the uncategorizable (Nov. 9).

Social media tends to serve not as a bridge between different viewpoints, but more as a means of drawing up the bridge; inside the citadel, everyone agrees with everyone else, wider communication consists of lobbing insults over the ramparts.

"They are about a plot, and everything in them serves the plot, and that means it tends to serve the leading man who is moving along the line of the plot".

Better restaurants tend to serve somewhat later.

But these institutions tend to serve relatively wealthy customers.

Because they largely adorn the poorer districts, the cafes tend to serve mainly Mr. Chávez's base.

Besides, incumbents in those offices also tend to serve multiple terms.

First offers tend to serve as powerful anchors, even for experienced professional negotiators.