Sentence examples similar to informed offerings from inspiring English sources

However, our findings highlight the need for enhanced attention to pandemic response-related attitudes in the context of EMS workforce trainings, and point to the EPPM as a potentially useful framework for informing these offerings.

An efficient system for informing and offering alternatives certainly softens their impact.

"You are not living the life you want to live," her past self informs her, offering her instructions to commit suicide.

In the spirit of speech act theory, each communication primitive is of a certain type: informing, requesting, offering, and so on.

In many ways, the maximalism and cheesiness of Stronger in comparison to Ye's other dance-music-informed offerings, is testament to how excited he was.

He was a passionate defender of high art against the claims of popular culture and saw himself not simply as a critic offering informed opinion on this or that artist but also as a warrior upholding the values that made civilized life worthwhile.

Their trail winds for more than four hours through many of the city's most characterful neighbourhoods, with guide Ronnie Chatah offering informed, insightful commentary (in fluent English) on his city's past and present – from millionaire mansions to Yasser Arafat's favourite cafe, via Roman baths and Ottoman statuary, alongside tales of Beirut's Armenian, Muslim and Jewish heritage.

Offering informed choice could have a small advantage for cognitive outcomes, but in view of the additional effort and logistical complexity that this intervention requires, HPV testing alone can be justified for most women.

Mr. Lazio and Mrs. Clinton have signaled that they may support clemency, but both have said they need to review what is now classified information before offering an informed position.

This segment is usually well informed about recent product offerings and can be a solid channel for introducing new products.

This analysis does not attempt to distinguish between the multiple potential mechanisms by which calorie labelling could affect the energy content of purchases, such as changes in menu offerings, more informed consumer choice, or differences in pricing or promotion; nor does it seek to isolate the effects on consumer choice alone.