Sentence examples for which serves that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which serves that" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it due to its lack of grammatical correctness and clarity. Example: "The tool, which serves that purpose, is essential for our project."
And the freewheeling spirit of the place, which serves that entire menu from noon until 2 a.m. and doesn't take reservations, poses an additional strain on consistency.
When the Diocese of Brooklyn, which serves that borough and Queens, failed to act, she met with the police and sued the diocese, saying it had allowed the pastor, the Rev. John Thompson, to sexually harass her with lewd language.
However, PAL has questioned the route's feasibility, citing congestion at Godofredo P. Ramos Airport which serves that municipality.
Some CLE peptides present in the Poaceae species O. sativa lack close relatives in the Brassicaceae species A. thaliana [ 32], and three separate CLE genes in O. sativa regulate meristem maintenance in the shoot apical, inflorescence and floral meristems, instead of the single CLAVATA3 (CLV3) gene which serves that function in A. thaliana [ 33].
"The Gringotts goblins in the first film are Dickensian, more like caricatures, which served that film well.
For many it is an important channel for meeting new people at a time when traditional organisations which served that purpose such as churches and clubs are in decline.According to Jay Lorsch, at Harvard Business School, affluent societies often assume, wrongly, that workers are motivated only by money.
Yet last week, SeaStreak America, which served that terminal, announced it would terminate its service between Sunset Park and Wall Street this Friday.
"We voted to support this, and some people donated money," said Kathy Jolowicz, president of the East 83rd/84th Block Association, which serves an area that was excluded.
It's a cute, if somewhat precious show, which serves to take that signified, Roland Barthes, and give him a mythic makeover.
So in essence, that which serves to persecute them, is that which actually traps them.
Dine at Blue Ball Restaurant (01834 843038; www.theblueballrestaurant.co.uk) in Upper Frog Street, which serves seafood freshly caught that morning from Tenby harbour.
