Sentence examples for deliberately offer from inspiring English sources

SOPA claims to aim at domains that deliberately offer primarily copyright infringing content.

They seemed almost deliberately offered to me by circumstance, and I accepted.

So the name he chose — Sublime— deliberately offered few culinary clues, though it did set expectations high.

Meanwhile, the people who are actually likely to need a lot of help paying their drug expenses were deliberately offered a very poor benefit.

And yet if you had read Henry Hitchings in the Evening Standard instead, you would think that "Shawn deliberately offers little in the way of either story or closure".

Monks, he said, were deliberately offered food only in the afternoon, at an hour when they are forbidden by their religion to eat.

Usually such dominant buyers drive down the price they pay to farmers, but Martinelli deliberately offers more than $200 a ton for Pippins, several times the market price for Washington State juice apples, to keep local farmers in business.

These knowledge communities deliberately offered newcomers support structures to facilitate their integration in the community and legitimate peripheral support structures.

That's because the new structure, sited some 65 yards to the west of Kahn's barrel-vaulted masterpiece, has been designed deliberately to offer a long and dramatic vista of its predecessor.

Some wily senior professionals deliberately refuse offers of new deals and run their contracts down in the hope that their status as free transfers will see an array of potential new clubs queuing up to offer them higher wages but this can be a dangerous strategy.

Deliberately small reactors offer substantial benefits in safety, security, operational flexibilities and economics, and they are well positioned to figure prominently in the second nuclear era.