Sentence examples for use serving from inspiring English sources

Most harbours are communal in use, serving a wide range of vessel owners, merchants, and processors.

Staff shortages at the police force responsible for guarding the UK's nuclear weapons bases and other key military facilities are now so severe that the Ministry of Defence is considering whether to use serving soldiers to plug the gaps.

The service has a congressional mandate to manage the forests for "multiple use," serving industry, recreation, and conservation all at once.

Use serving spoons, serving chopsticks, or the opposite end of your own chopsticks to move food from shared dishes onto your own plate.

Other flasks were supplemented with methanol serving as negative control and reference inhibitor, that is, phosphoroamide (a urease inhibitor already in commercial use) serving as positive control.

The language that we currently use serves to compartmentalise inequalities.

On the second serve, the game's best players will use serve location to set up their Serve + 1 technique.

Another program, called MOSS (www.cs.berkeley.edu/aiken/moss.html), which has been around since 1994 and is in widespread use, serves computer science classes.

Our analysis of the TIGER metaphor suggests that its use serves a strategic function.

The words we use serve as filters that color or even distort our understanding of ourselves and those around us.

The habitual words we use serve as seeds for what we embody now and in the future, individually and collectively.