Sentence examples for apex offers from inspiring English sources

[Page C6.] Apex Offers Details of Detention Apex Digital, in a court filing, offered a detailed account of how its president was detained by the Chinese police and, it says, coerced into signing agreements with its Chinese partner, Sichuan Changhong Electric.

The question of which configuration in vivo is best has not been compared and evaluated clinically though cadaveric studies show that Glickel et al.'s [47] triangular configuration with a proximal apex offers the greatest range of motion and stability.

Apex's offer values Crown at about $100.7 million, and Rosemore's at $95.7 million.

Commercial companies like class.com and Apex Learning, which offers online advanced-placement courses, have been forming partnerships with states and school districts to offer online programs.

If you don't want to splurge on a complete set (the Emerson Quartet's is very fine), try a recent release on the Apex label, which offers the excellent Brodsky Quartet in Nos. 7, 8 and 9, three amazing works.

But questions remain over whether the digital curriculum — which school districts buy from Apex Learning and other providers — offers the same quality of education as traditional courses.

If teachers all across America (and the world) can be motivated to use technologies such as those offered by K12, Apex and Revolution Prep, the entire K-12 education problem will become tractable.

Virgin (01293 747747) offers a seven-day Apex return fare for Jan-March of £590 plus taxes for mid-week flights, £616 on weekends.

Apex, which is based in St . Louis offered $10 in cash for each of the Class A and Class B common shares it does not already own.

At the apex, 347 feet high, the swaying gondolas offer peaceful views of the congestion below, the new Osaka Station City complex and the city's famous Umeda Sky Building.

As the number of competing newspapers declined in the second half of the twentieth century, before the explosion of choice that cable television offered, the Standard Model of Professional Journalism rose to the apex of its influence.