Sentence examples for by for instance offering from inspiring English sources
The founders say they are approaching retailers about ways of working with them by, for instance, offering personalized discounts based on shoppers' "hukks".
Mr Demel intends to improve Fiat's model range not with new grand designs but by, for instance, offering more variations of engines and transmissions with a given model, to appeal to a wider range of drivers.Both firms have been slow to develop niche models in a rapidly fragmenting market, and so find themselves having to catch up with nimbler competitors such as the Japanese and South Koreans.
Which explains SnapKeys taking small steps to make sure it brings the users along with it — by, for instance, offering two keyboards with slightly differing input methods.
Ovum specifically notes that carriers may seek to "compensate" for the dampening of SMS revenues by, for instance, offering SMS APIs to mobile messaging app players — to allow their services to reach into a wider 2G pool.
The other is to develop listings the business in which brand counts most by, for instance, offering in-house research for smaller stocks.In America the battle between newcomers and old guard is already firmly joined.
According to a fact sheet released by the White House, colleges will be expected to "adopt promising and evidence-based institutional reforms to improve student outcomes" — for instance, offering academic advising and scheduling that better fits students' needs.
Now it needs to tackle the hard part of its strategy: making it all work together seamlessly, for instance by offering a single sign-on for all its services and one-touch access.
It instead recommended cooperating with the Soviet Union and Britain to contain the Chinese threat through diplomacy, for instance, by offering the Chinese economic assistance as a disincentive to developing the nuclear program.
This interest in pleasing both sides can lead an arbitrator to "split the baby," for instance by offering some punishment (in hopes of pleasing the school district) but also some leniency (in hopes of pleasing the teachers' union).
They could be more imaginative in the type of bonds that they bring to the market, he says, for instance by offering shorter-term bonds if they have lower ratings.Perhaps the Siefores lack imagination too.
