Sentence examples for already be offered from inspiring English sources

Suggestions(1)

The phrase "already be offered" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express that something is expected to have been provided or made available by a certain time, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "The services should already be offered to all clients by now."
Alternatives: "have already been offered" or "should have been offered already."

Exact(2)

When an override is big enough, the agents will rebate some of the commission to the client, cutting the cruise cost below any discount that may already be offered.

While many of these activities may already be offered to some degree during research training, providing them more intentionally and systematically could increase their reach and depth.

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A few solutions have already been offered.

In fact, plenty of suggestions were already being offered yesterday.

The vaccine has, in fact, already been offered to civilians.

I have already been offered a small role.

When I graduated I had already been offered a job.

Such activities have already been offered on a limited scale to donors, a spokeswoman said.

The mayor has already been offered naming rights to a room in the new gallery.

Apparently some entries from Frank's diary have already been offered in evidence; others have not.

Such classes are already being offered over the high-speed network in California.

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