Sentence examples for will serve to create from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it will serve to create more student internship and job opportunities and help the university forge closer ties with industry".

It seems to me that large-scale replacement of energy infrastructure, or carbon dioxide removal from air, like the recent replacement of communications and data storage infrastructure, will serve to create jobs and economic growth.

This will serve to create a type of preliminary hearing at which the issues in the case could be argued to the commissioners, making the process of filing an action more time consuming by adding a layer of review even before the case is filed.

The proposal builds on several years of community-wide discussion and analysis, and includes a variety of components — including housing, retail, open space, community space, and commercial and lab space — that will serve to create a new, vibrant hub of activity on the last undeveloped parcel in Kendall Square.

Where systems operate to constrain trust, no amount of leadership will serve to create trusting relationships.

While all of this is music to the ears of Celtic supporters, in a league that is already perceived as being a foregone conclusion, the financial benefits accruing from Champions League success will serve to create even greater disparity between the haves (Celtic) and the have-nots (everyone else).

These wills serve to create the apple shape that is central to the tattoo design.

Saying, shouting or stage-whispering "You're welcome" will only serve to create tension the next time you encounter your neighbor.

I do feel, however, that adding bursaries, exempting some students from one or two years of fees and attaching conditions to higher fees in some institutions will only serve to create a system so complex as to leave many 17 and 18 year olds unsure of what assistance they can expect.

Continuing down this road of name-calling, finger-pointing, and gate-blocking will only serve to create more generations of bitterness on both sides, and in 2015, aren't we better than that?

The Olympics draws hundreds of thousands of spectators from all over the world, writes Amir Attaran, a professor of law and medicine at the University of Ottawa, adding that this will only serve to create new routes for the disease to migrate to other countries.