Sentence examples for decided to stop offering from inspiring English sources

At first, Ford and her colleagues decided to stop offering stem-cell transplants bloodlessly.

On Wednesday the OFT reported that eight of the top lenders have now decided to stop offering payday loans.

Netfolio, a purveyor of portfolios that started last year, has decided to stop offering services to individuals.

Coles and Woolworths' decided to stop offering single-use disposable plastic bags midway through the year after years of campaigning by environmental groups and consumers.

Schools everywhere are having to make difficult choices and some have already reluctantly decided to stop offering music as an option.

Cagle made national headlines in late February, when, following the mass shooting at a school in Parkland, Florida, the Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines decided to stop offering discounts to members of the National Rifle Association.

Let's say an employer decides to stop offering health benefits but, in a bid to keep employees happy, promises to give them the cash value of their coverage.

When organizations decide to stop offering certain products and services, or when they exit entire business segments, they're indirectly telling customers to find other vendors that can meet their needs.

The ACA actually does make it possible for people to keep their coverage -- unless the insurance company decides to stop offering it.

More people will end up on Medicaid, the government health program for the poor, and more companies will decide to stop offering health benefits and let their workers buy their own coverage through insurance "exchanges" the government will establish in 2014.

Wales' main exam body, the WJEC, decided last year to stop offering the course in either English or Welsh due to a low uptake.