Sentence examples for doing offering to from inspiring English sources

So what is Simon Hughes, Lib Dem deputy leader and local MP, doing offering to sell coalition tuition fee policies to schools, when the Aimhigher programme, with its summer schools, university visits, masterclasses and mentoring to encourage deprived young people, has just been axed?

He kept asking if there was anything he could do, offering to help financially.

He asked God to take over, to tell him what to do, offering to forgo wealth and fame in return for peace of mind.

If Wells becomes close to a person, he aims to gain their trust fully, which he does by "doing and/or offering to do immense favours that nobody else would do".

One can only hope that she knew what she was doing – offering false but compassionate hope to a child who didn't want to die.

Fitbit's platform is evolving and I think Garmin should get a mention for the work it's doing offering more smartwatch-like features to its wearables.

Evidence supporting the cost effectiveness of universal screening is mixed (Yonkers et al. 2009; Mitchell and Coyne 2009), with some studies showing that lack of access to treatment undermines the cost effectiveness of universal screening (Paulden et al. 2009), as does offering treatment to women who do not need it or to those who do not want it (Dowswell et al. 2010).

Mr. Grundfest said several teams looking at doing offerings had approached him to ask how to do it right.

Even if the client seems unsure about whether or not it's something he or she wants to do, offering a discounted first lesson might be enough to sway the client in your favor.

And so they did, offering idea after idea to keep the place going.

Aside from providing instructions on what to do, offering encouragement was perhaps my second-most-important task — and the hardest.