Sentence examples for based on offering from inspiring English sources

New York's economy is based on offering employers a highly trained and diverse work force.

The commercial model is based on offering advertisers certain numbers of magazines being delivered through certain numbers of letterboxes.

Because when your business model is based on offering the lowest possible prices, someone has to subsidise that, and that someone is the worker stitching those jeans.

Businesses based on offering free stuff aren't new - broadcast television and radio, for instance, entertain viewers and listeners for free in return for their attention - but there's certainly more free stuff around than there used to be.

This year, two big things have happened at the F.T. In March, it abandoned its metered paywall and switched to a new business model based on offering readers cheap trial subscriptions.

Pure Gym says its business model is based on offering members affordable fees without tying them into fixed term contracts, with gyms accessible at any time of day and night.

An exception to this is anthroposophic medicine (AM), a western form of CAM based on CON, offering an individualized holistic IM approach.

Lawyers in this latest case said that while other class-action suits have been filed since the investigation became public in December, those were all based on the offering of one stock, VA Linux Systems.

The firms in today's settlement did not participate in the May 2000 bond offering and, thus, there were no claims asserted against them based on that offering.

If there is a huge one-day pop, a company, whose proceeds are based on the offering price, may think it left money on the table.

The city's Economic Development Corporation selects plans for city-owned land based on the offering price, an assessment of a project's economic viability, its impact on the surrounding community and the developer's experience.