Working at a retail store, for example, will give you sales experience.
Adding a squeeze of lemon juice to the simmering fruit, for example, will give a touch of acidity to help the set.
Improving the quality of the workplace, with things like a lighting retrofit or improved ventilation, for example, will give you higher labor productivity.
Germany, for example, will give you €2,500 $$3,330) if you trade in your nine-year-old car for a new one (see article).Not so in Britain.
Marks & Spencer, for example, will give you a full exchange or refund in the form of a credit note if you return something with a gift receipt until 16 January if the item was bought on or after 14 September 2015.
Yale's recent decision to raise the amount of money it draws from its endowment by more than $300 million, for example, will give it $1.2 billion in revenue from the endowment alone — roughly 45percentt of its yearly budget.
Nextel, for example, will give a new subscriber a temporary new number for the new phone until the old number is switched over -- or "ported" over, in phone company terminology.
MBNA, for example, will give hurricane victims a two-month payment holiday and a break from cash advance and late fees.
The rise of more integrated and functional maps, for example, will give that ad unit another big boost, as more brands and businesses look to buy paid placements on mapping apps.
