Sentence examples for has offered far from inspiring English sources

Their approach to Chloe's accident in 2010 was an example of their approach to their life together, which has offered far greater challenges than a broken arm.

More importantly, they are demanding transparency and honesty from a national government that has offered far too little of these virtues over the past half century.

What's more, this bill would expand both choice and competition in an insurance market that, for many Americans, has offered far too little of either.

The president has offered far too much bombast and triumphalism and far too little evidence and sober assessment to satisfy me.

Over the centuries, the church has been the most important employer of composers and has offered far greater outlets for newly created music than any other social institution or category.

Iskowitz stated that since he began working for the Mint "40 or so coins and medals have my images on them" - the minted piece will include the artist's initials in the corner - although he has offered far more designs than that.

Since then, elections have offered far fewer surprises.

In practice, however, less volatile (low beta) stocks have offered far higher returns than the theory would suggest.

With a few exceptions, the residents of Lesbos have offered far warmer a welcome than the governments of the EU.

He said Facebook ought to have offered far fewer shares: the social network decided on Wednesday to increase the potential number of available from 388m to 484.4m.

Many industry analysts thought UAL had offered far too much when it agreed to buy US Airways for $60 a share last year.