Sentence examples for we may serve from inspiring English sources

Will not the shocking accounts of the destruction of the Canaanites when the Israelites invaded their country, suggest the idea that we may serve them in the same manner, or the accounts stir them up to do the like to our people on the frontiers, and then justify the assassination by the Bible the Missionaries have given them?

"Besides being unquestioned experts in the area of the District's finances, both have also demonstrated extraordinary dedication over the years to ensuring that our city is in good fiscal health so that we may serve our residents in the most effective manner possible," Gray said in a statement.

Now that we may serve openly, this play celebrates that advancement.

Analysis of in situ hybridization data for genes we found expressed in adult Bergmann glia identified several candidates that we believe may serve as selective markers for Bergmann glia.

The concepts we present may serve to facilitate communication between researchers, clinicians and patients.

Conceptually, the biosensor we developed may serve as a prototype for other proteinase-activated biosensors.

Thus, in processing vocalization stimuli with and without noise, the responses of the model have a higher information rate when the RF in the model is matched to the stimulus condition, suggesting that the context-dependent changes in temporal processing that we observe may serve to promote efficient coding by increasing the information in the neural response.

The framework we developed may serve as a foundation for future development of such an instrument.

Parviglumis seeds possess a tough extra layer (fruit case) which we speculate may serve to house and inoculate emerging seedlings with seed-transmitted endophytes [ 41] that compete against soil-derived microbes.

This Thematic Series shows a few novel and creative applications of these RDF technologies, and we hope they may serve as seminal work in cheminformatics for future years.

Striking among these is an association of PE, but not DVT, to elevated BP: we conjecture PE may serve as cause rather than consequence.