Sentence examples for approach of offering from inspiring English sources

"When I met with Actifio a few months ago, I realized that its approach of offering a single golden copy of a company's production data would enable IBM to offer its clients a solution to the issue that CFOs and CIOs were raising," said Guihard-Joly.

Whilst there is doubt about how swine flu affects children, we believe a safety-first approach of offering antivirals to everyone remains a sensible and responsible way forward.

It's not about making money for Corbis". He describes the company's approach of offering a one-year licence in a lawyer's letter as "fairly soft".

The government will likely junk that approach – of offering a guaranteed price of power for 35 years – for an alternative known as the "regulated asset base" (RAB) model.

He said his bank's approach of offering simple services at low rates would work in Van Nest, bringing fresh life into the neighborhood.

Mr. Sharon, long a polarizing figure himself, can only assure himself of a solid majority by taking the pragmatic approach of offering government posts to parties to his left and his right.

Results show that the system provided DHSS heat dissipation and temperature control simulations with high accuracy (within maximum error 5%) and acceptable time responses, proving that the proposed approach is capable of offering credible alternatives for ground-based DHSS evaluations in a more efficient and economical way.

Disqus launched in 2007, when there was still a lot of excitement around commenting and a number of similar third-party commenting systems like Intense Debate (acquired by Automattic in 2008) and Livefyre (acquired by Adobe in 2016) sprung up that all took a slightly different approach to offering this kind of service but essentially offered the same features.

They're taking the approach of actually offering those kids a viable alternative to make sure they graduate".

Through numerical experiments using the case data, we investigate and quantify the effects of using environmental or financial savings as the main objective, the magnitude of benefit of using a multi-period planning approach instead of a single-period approach, and also feasibility of offering energy saving technologies as a service.

Institutional barriers included: the prisons' applications procedure for testing, inadequate pre- and post-test discussion, lack of appropriate approaches to offering testing, and lack of continuity of care on discharge and transfer.