Sentence examples for genuinely offer from inspiring English sources

Some need more support than others but through the personal coaches we genuinely offer wrap around care.

Three counterproposals from the union were dismissed by the league because, Commissioner Gary Bettman said, they either took several years to reach a 50-50 revenue split or did not genuinely offer a 50-50 split.

Removed from their criminality, the Hells Angels genuinely offer all the emotional security and support that a young man should gain from the family around him, particularly from his father.

It seemed to me that Obama had already decided that the best way to proceed was to genuinely offer as much help as he could to try and make sure the government continues to function as it should.

"Now that satellite has new technology that can genuinely offer service quality that matches cable and DSL, you will see this become a viable third option," said David Williams, the chief executive of Avanti, referring to telecommunications companies' digital subscriber line connections.

Where these programs genuinely offer job opportunities and are in no way a punishment for being poor, many liberals and conservatives seem to agree the efforts should continue.

Richard Lloyd – executive director at consumer group Which?, which in April took the unusual step of launching a "super-complaint" to the government's competition watchdog – urged retailers to only advertise specials when they genuinely offered a big saving to consumers.

You don't have to be a believer to see that religion genuinely offers something to its adherents (often when nothing else is available) and that what it provides is neither inconsequential nor silly.

If we genuinely want our state education secondary schools to reflect the diverse society our children are growing up in, we need a system that genuinely offers fair access to all, rather than a lottery with the first ten balls missing - the 'have-nots'.

Even fewer believed it would bring out a leftfield alternative to the 911 that genuinely offers something new and neat in the marketplace.

When I see young and middle-aged men and women hit by random illnesses, I feel sad that we do not live in a culture that genuinely offers support.