Sentence examples for But offering from inspiring English sources

But offering to split the cost doesn't seem offensive.

But offering UberX for free is more than a pricey marketing maneuver.

But offering unsolicited rules advice is not the usual function of a rules official.

"But offering those terminated employees a new position seems to have gotten us into trouble.

But offering strict guidelines on what qualified as art would have placed the city in prickly terrain.

But offering bonuses to teachers who improve student scores on standardized tests is not the way to do it.

But offering cheaper seats is also a clever marketing exercise.Artistic directors and producers mention the importance of getting young, new audiences into their auditoriums.

But offering a lesson to teenagers is less graceful, less subtle, than conveying an idea or theme, and these books can feel like after-school specials.

But offering fewer seats at higher cost is Economics 101.

But offering exclusives will help subscription services stand out as the market becomes busier.

But offering this feature is a bit of a hassle.