Sentence examples for would serve to create from inspiring English sources

These lawyers and others also say the settlement is self-serving to Microsoft because the donations of Microsoft software to eligible schools would serve to create an even larger market in the future for the company's products, since students would be introduced to computing by using Microsoft products like Windows, Word and Excel.

The solid structures, according to Appia, would serve to create a bond between the horizontal floor and the vertical scenery and enhance the actor's movements, which were rhythmically controlled by the music of the score.

Publication would serve to "create without justification a real risk that public confidence in the judicial system will be undermined", it went on, suggesting the risk had been exacerbated by the MP's later comments.

And the nearly unlimited donations of Microsoft software to eligible schools, they add, would serve to create an even larger market in the future for the company's products because students would be introduced to computing by using Microsoft products, like Windows, Word and Excel.

The combination of remotely sensed data, together with other data such as climate, soil and management, would serve to create long-term monitoring systems to understand the rangeland conditions and their response to management.

These steps would serve to create early warning systems to identify raw materials moving through the supply chain that are at risk for contamination, adulteration or poor quality.

Noting that the 1996 sanctions do not expire for over a year, a State Department spokesman told The Huffington Post, "Renewing these sanctions now would not put any additional pressure on Iran and would only serve to create an unnecessary challenge and distraction in the negotiations at a time when we need to focus and make headway on key details that remain unresolved".

Bill feared it would only serve to create more insurgents, and he second-guessed whether he could have interceded.

In fact, the bill would only serve to create more red tape for agency scientists and analysts -- who are relatively insulated from outside pressure -- and undermine their ability to make regulatory decisions.

It would only serve to create an echo chamber for the word 'old.' But McCain has no grounds to complain because he himself rather foolishly keeps opening the door by repeating the word on the stump, saying things like saying he and Palin will take on the "old, big-spending, do-nothing, me-first, country-second Washington crowd".

A putative scenario would be that an increase of ROS could serve to create a positive feedback loop to sustain MAPK activation in the presence of stress.