Sentence examples for adapted offering from inspiring English sources

Medicare has adapted, offering HMOs more money to cover patients with expensive conditions like diabetes or congestive heart failure.

As data centers consolidate and startups turn to cloud hosting services, the bigs will have to adapt, offering the things clients have come to expect, such as database management, capacity planning and scalability, while maintaining uptime.

Happy hours have long been illegal here, but many bars adapted by offering all-day drink specials.

Others, such as BlueStone and Carat Lane, have adapted by offering a try-at-home service, similar to Warby Parker's model, where customers can select pieces to see in person at home before purchasing them.

This is where OpenStack can soar — helping customers adapt by offering a cloud operating system that has its own elasticity but without the scale of a massive service for tens of thousands of customers.

They've adapted marvelously, however, offering flashlights and USB drives included in their tools.

McDonald's did not come up with all those adapted product offerings in isolation from its customers.

Not adapting the product offering.

The different methodologies that BrightTag product can adapt to include offering consumers the ability to "opt in" or "opt out" of having their data collected online.

The report found that the cashless economy – such as peer-to-peer support or resource sharing – is a growing space, but it's taking the sector time to adapt after previously offering funded services.

Purdue University announced a new initiative to help other colleges and universities adopt and adapt this model, offering a way to quickly scale this approach.