Sentence examples for terms serve from inspiring English sources

The global economic slowdown, however hard it is hitting Asia, may in relative terms serve to bolster Asian influence.

Such contractual terms serve to limit consumer choices and squelch innovation by making it harder for people to discover alternatives to Google products.

The metaphorical borrowings of role terms serve a similar function, highlighting some features at the expense of others and shaping emerging professions in their image.

Ray attempts to penetrate what still remains a closed community, yet the Jankos' obfuscations, contradictions and pleas of ignorance are to be expected from a family living on the margins of conventional society, and, in fictional terms, serve to slow the pace.

Accordingly, relations between the 'factual referents' of theoretical terms serve as 'truth makers' for theoretical statements.

These nomic terms serve to allow a systematic understanding of science; they do not themselves appear in the equations.

Murray came out swinging, or in better terms, serving with verve.

The article also misstated the number of terms served by Ms. Giffords, a Democrat.

The pull on the soft terms serves to ameliorate the SUSY flavor and CP problems.

These simplistic terms served a kind of Rorschach test of images that could make black folks comfortable or uncomfortable.

The two terms served by Ken Livingstone have had a definite impact on the capital and generally for the better.