Sentence examples for figures to offer from inspiring English sources

This edition of the Bears figures to offer little resistance.

The issues: Mr Cruz is strongly against illegal immigration and figures to offer a presidential campaign heavy on foreign policy.

Underwood was not expected to have a big role in the game, and Silvestro figures to offer only depth on the defensive line.

The Detroit Lions' defense, which is ranked 29th against the pass, figures to offer fewer wrinkles this Sunday than the Dolphins did.

He was one of several figures to offer his recipe for a national identity a day after Gordon Brown referred to Britain and Britishness 80 times in his conference speech.

Ms. Shah, for example, unites Indian deities with American pop icons like Big Bird and Spiderman to challenge the relationship between the sacred and the profane, while Ms. Rodriguez Calero juxtaposes images of contemporary people with classical figures to offer an updated look at spirituality.

There is no Mandela-like figure to offer the South Sudanese a vision of inclusiveness.

In a crisis it may make sense for a trusted figure to offer direction, even to take risks.

Wyoming this week does not figure to offer much resistance, but next week Utah (6-2), which moved up to 13th in The Times's ranking, represents a major challenge.

Hillary Clinton has become the latest significant international figure to offer an opinion on the Scottish independence debate, saying that a yes vote would be "a loss for both sides".

The program, which featured polite but hopelessly uncharismatic Josh Groban as host, showcased country singer Brad Paisley, pop star Kesha, and rapper-actor Ludacris on its panel of "experts," but figured to offer no real promotion for the guy who won the show last month.