Sentence examples for frequent offers from inspiring English sources

Despite receiving frequent offers to buy the Mercedes, including one from a passer-by once while she was changing a flat tire in Jersey City, Dr. Harley said she had never considered replacing it.

When asked about differences between geographies (Placecast operates in North America and Europe), Goodman says there aren't many, but notes that European consumers seem more willing to sign up for more frequent offers.

Steiner says that the company recently hired two salespeople who are working to expand the number of manufacturers on the site, so we'll be seeing more frequent offers soon.

Take them at face value if they decline; interrupting their work with frequent offers of help is counter-productive.

Patron Roybark, a former car salesman with no shortage of hustle in his bones, pioneered the frequent offer of "specials" on the menu - the "Monday Only New York Steak Special" for $1.25 was an early favourite - and kept costs down by buying ingredients from his own wholesale distribution company.

In humans, responses to the UG vary by culture, but in most populations the majority of offers fall between 40 50% with a 50% split being the most frequent offer.

Join the mailing list on their website to be eligible for frequent £1/night offers.

He gets frequent dinner offers (which he accepts "occasionally"), and after mentioning in a review that he had never played on the Yale golf course, a reader invited him to play there.

Most importantly, Turks is less developed than many of its neighboring islands that tourists frequent and offers an especially quiet and relaxing (and much-needed!) off-season vacation.

It may be that more frequent weighing offers further advantages; Oshima et al. [ 35] demonstrated that twice-daily weighing resulted in greater weight loss than once-daily weighing in a small group of overweight adults.

Frequent fliers offered other strategies, too.