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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are looking at offering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential plans or considerations for providing a service or product.
Example: "We are looking at offering new training programs to enhance employee skills."
Alternatives: "considering providing" or "exploring the possibility of offering".
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Now some high street finance houses, such as Citibank, HSBC and Barclays - all of which have Islamic banking arms - are looking at offering sharia-complaint mortgages, too.
Using OneReceipt costs nothing, but Fine and his team are looking at offering premium solutions for small and mid-sized business down the road.
Liverpool are looking at offering out-of-favour Manchester City striker Stevan Jovetic, 25, the chance to stay in the Premier League, with the striker set to leave Etihad Stadium in the summer.
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Besides the other crops, he is looking at offering the service in Canada and Brazil, or anywhere else that he can get decent long-term data.
PBS, meanwhile, is looking at offering less expensive downloads of music as a pledge gift, instead of the actual CDs, to appeal to younger audiences, Mr. Wilson said.
Only 180 places were available on the courses but the university said it is looking at offering 100 extra places.
A low-cost airline which this year launched new routes from Cardiff Airport says it is looking at offering more flights next year.
It is looking at offering women equal work for equal pay and it has generally been a good corporate citizen.
Now this is a watershed moment — Microsoft is looking at offering a Linux version of Office in 2014.
And some restaurants are looking at offerings of ESP Systems, which sells a wireless tabletop hub that customers use for things like summoning their waiter, thus speeding table turnover.
"In common with other newspaper publishers we are looking at our offerings to local communities and the way we have approached it is with a collection of stand-alone community sites," said Nick Turner, the CN Group head of digital content development.
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