Sentence examples for would serve equally from inspiring English sources

'Pure' or 'unadulterated' would serve equally well for the purpose and would be free from any possible objection.

This understanding suggests that a system of a neutral, nonlamellar-forming lipid stabilized by an anionic lipid would serve equally well for preparing tunable, pH-sensitive vesicles.

"There've got to be loud bits and less loud bits," he warned the band in a musical credo that would serve equally well for his premiership.

Swap a few of the words – flashing bails for aluminium bats, cheerleaders for funny clothes, NatWest and Waitrose for Schweppes and Gillette – and the same sentence would serve equally well today.

Although his party was in coalition with left-of-centre politicians, he hoped that the Conservatives would chiefly benefit from his announcements at the election due to be held a few months afterwards.But it would serve equally well as a description of the 1935 budget delivered by Neville Chamberlain (pictured just before his budget speech) nearly 80 years ago.

There are wax candles fitted with flame-shaped lightbulbs that burn endlessly without melting, and a three-tiered market stand, discovered in Maine and sporting its original green paint, that would serve equally well for plants as for magazines and books.

And Richard Yates, who would serve as Illinois's wartime governor, was equally soothing: the measure "does not take your property and give it to me.

He would serve as translator.

Williams would serve as president from 1878 through 1903.

Because these policies would be served equally well by a rule fixing the attachment of jeopardy at the swearing of the first witness, I would uphold the Montana statute.

In the present case, however, the respondents do not claim that any of the evidence sought was privileged from disclosure; they claim only that a subpoena would have served equally well to produce that evidence.