Sentence examples for will serve to define from inspiring English sources

There was a slapdash carelessness to the whole thing — astonishing for a moment that not only will serve to define John McCain's candidacy for all time but also may have sealed the fate of the Republican Party this year.... Bush has gained a reputation in this campaign as a callow coward, a frat boy unwilling to take chances.

It is our hope that it will serve to define the field, establish standards of practice, delineate training requirements, and point to needed areas of scientific investigation.

An interesting palette by any right, but if it will serve to define our current moment we must expand it beyond shared images.

Identification and characterization of novel Hog1 targets will serve to define new Hog1 functions as well as the regulatory mechanisms under its control.

Furthermore, it will serve to define families using the matching of a large number of classification systems such as MetaFam (Silverstein et al., 2001), Superfamily (Wilson et al., 2009) and more.

An integrated and inter-sectoral approach to evidence-based policy development, planning, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation will serve to define and strengthen functions, roles and strategic goals in education, health, social welfare and other related sectors as they address  specific forms of exclusion of children and families.

But none serve to define an era the way Woodstock does.

The difference in walking sticks might serve to define the two books.

Nevertheless, there are specific circumstances where these agents are not recommended, and clinical experience will serve to further define appropriate use.

Further understanding the combined impact of such exposures with genetic susceptibility will serve to better define therapeutic interventions.

Finally, by characterizing the limitations of analysis we propose various recommendations for future studies and research that will serve to further define the nature, magnitude, and uncertainties of air pollution health risks.