Sentence examples for for example by offering from inspiring English sources

Mr Brown prefers to offer incentives to good behaviour, for example by offering subsidies for insulating homes.

But over all, G.E. prefers its own methods to help its managers — for example, by offering extensive leadership training courses.

Reward workers who regularly engage in exercise and apply other healthy practices; for example, by offering additional vacation days.

This may best be done formally, for example by offering them a role supporting incoming year 7s at the beginning of term.

Local authorities are trying to get parents to switch to non-disposables (for example, by offering cashback on the cost of a set of eco nappies).

The government should be investing far more in attracting the best teachers to the poorest-performing areas, for example, by offering support with housing costs or waiving tuition fee debt.

"There are a lot of off-ramps between now and some big ruling against Google". Google could try to settle, for example, by simply offering to exclude trademarked names from its ad programs, Mr. Randall said.

E-procurement giant Ariba, for example, started by offering software to procurement professionals who would push their requests-for-proposals out to vendors, who would then join the network.

They are designating tech-savvy employees to respond to the posts, sometimes by providing up-to-minute inventory information from a sales floor, for example, or by offering help with some balky gadget.

That is despite efforts by Mr Gandhi, who likes to be seen eating with the low-caste and who tries to break off sub-castes among them with targeted promises for example, by offering to set up special institutes for boatmen, fishermen and carpenters.Uttar Pradesh is only one of five states though by far the biggest holding assembly elections.

Revenue would grow as a result of increasing patient throughput for example, by offering patients with uncomplicated conditions rapid access to treatment and by providing patients with complicated conditions rapid access to specialists (whose schedules were no longer filled by patients with uncomplicated conditions).