Sentence examples for for instance by offering from inspiring English sources

Companies often have to intervene, for instance by offering cheap loans to their employees to buy houses.

Now it needs to tackle the hard part of its strategy: making it all work together seamlessly, for instance by offering a single sign-on for all its services and one-touch access.

It instead recommended cooperating with the Soviet Union and Britain to contain the Chinese threat through diplomacy, for instance, by offering the Chinese economic assistance as a disincentive to developing the nuclear program.

This interest in pleasing both sides can lead an arbitrator to "split the baby," for instance by offering some punishment (in hopes of pleasing the school district) but also some leniency (in hopes of pleasing the teachers' union).

They could be more imaginative in the type of bonds that they bring to the market, he says, for instance by offering shorter-term bonds if they have lower ratings.Perhaps the Siefores lack imagination too.

And here Britain's traditional role should be to provide help and support – for instance, by offering some of the most brilliant City minds to help the Greeks negotiate an elegant exit and plot a solvent future.

This is for instance done by offering services to them that support self-efficacy and social interactions or offer them respite (e.g. adult day care services, transport facilities, domestic aid, adapted housing).

Even if the French government sticks to its insistence on never, in any circumstances, sending troops there, it could be more supportive for instance, by offering to relieve American and British forces elsewhere in the world.

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Now that there's evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, the United Nations should accept responsibility and make amends to Haiti, he says for instance, by offering financial compensation or by supporting an all-out effort to make the country cholera-free again.

But she compensates for a lack of conventional style credentials by exploring uncharted terrain, unearthing an unknown cobbler, for instance, or offering slick coverage of Hermès's latest pop-up store.