Sentence examples for whatever serves from inspiring English sources
Walk into whatever serves as the campus hub (this may be the student center, quad or dining hall) and stop a random student to ask his thoughts about the college.
The beauty of this strategy, commercially speaking, is that whatever serves to connect people to what they want also serves to educate Google's giant artificial brain about what they want, enriching the data-stream on which advertising's value depends.
Or do we think he believes he has us over a barrel and, in the end, he can and will do whatever serves his personal power needs because he believes that we believe that he is indispensable for confronting Al Qaeda?
Because of society's belief "that all problems can be solved through the application of scientific knowledge and sustained effort to whatever serves as an obstacle to the realisation of human desires", people feel an overwhelming need to act, even in situations that they know to be beyond the influence of human agency.
Thanks to this gloss of the 'stronger' in terms of the ruling power, Thrasymachus' position has often been interpreted as a form of 'conventionalism': justice in a given community is whatever the laws of that community dictate (i.e., so he cynically explains, whatever serves the ruling party's interests).
Service comes in many forms -- not just by joining the military, or by working in a factory, but also by offering America whatever is needed, whatever serves the common cause.
This could cause problems, because people sitting near the jack were not above giving a boule a sly nudge with their feet every now and then, to push it closer or further away – whatever served a friend's cause".
Early attempts to turn lead into gold and water into wine may not have worked, but prehistoric protoscientists did manage to turn metals into tools and grape juice into wine, which was a big deal, as it turned out, and many of them traded their products for services, food, and whatever served as money back then.
In the evening, the food gets much more serious, but like many of these places, the menu is very limited and youre confined to taking whatever the chef is preparing, although usually whatever dish is served is enormously satisfying.
Conservatives, in contrast, worried that Mr. Bush's political advisers would push him too far, forcing him to sign whatever Congress serves up.
It's easy to be seduced into overdoing that kind of thing and it can come across as a gimmick or simple fan service; we're more interested in doing whatever best serves the story.
