Sentence examples similar to a nominal offering from inspiring English sources

A nominal incentive was offered for full study completion.

In 2004 residents of this once-flourishing dairy center were approached by companies offering to pay a nominal fee to erect turbines on their property while insisting on confidentiality agreements (to keep competitors ignorant of costs).

He's fixing up some of the 50,000 foreclosed homes owned by the city in more stable areas and offering each for a nominal sum to those willing to relocate there.

Instead of offering music videos at a nominal fee as a way to promote CD sales, the companies have struck deals with services like Yahoo to share in revenue from advertisements that run in front of the music clips.

Continuing down the calendar, their goal for May is to begin offering premium account subscriptions for a nominal fee.

Minefold, a new Y Combinator startup launching today, wants to be a more consumer-focused Amazon EC2 for the multiplayer gaming world, offering on-demand game servers for a nominal monthly fee ($5).

While Mellow Johnny's is a for-profit endeavor, Knaggs says he hopes that offering "one bazillion" bicycle-parking spaces at a nominal fee will have a positive environmental impact.

Now President Bush has given New Yorkers another chance by offering again to sell it to the state for a nominal fee.

At the end of the demonstration, they asked consumers if they would be willing to pay a nominal fee to be part of a "private beta test" once the offering when it was ready.

Dodd would sign about 30-32 football players a year to meet the guidelines, but the other schools in the SEC were offering 45 scholarships a year, and most were allotting all but a nominal amount to football.

Gamban started out free for the first two years, and the current charge is a nominal fee reflecting the founders' underlying desire to help problem gamblers while keeping the business sustainable – and they are offering it to students for free.