Sentence examples for intent on offering from inspiring English sources

At the Information Ministry, destroyed by American cruise missiles about halfway through the war, the most mendacious and corrupt officials were often the ones most intent on offering lectures about truth.

He was intent on offering voters "equality" and "progress".

But Mr. Kigawa was intent on offering the marathon piece uninterrupted.

Despite wavering at times this season, many expected them to again return to the N.B.A. finals, intent on offering Jackson a proper sendoff.

Google appears intent on offering ever more of the things that used to be sold as software—such as word processing or spreadsheets as free online services.

Nunes made it clear that Trump's wiretapping claim was false, but he seemed intent on offering the President a fig leaf for the explosive claim.

This book addresses a topic of great social relevance and succeeds in its intent of offering a balanced perspective on the current debate.

In 1996, Jim Logan created Personal Audio with the intent of offering up magazine articles customers liked on the Internet, converting them into the equivalent of a book-on-tape and sending them to the customer on cassettes.

Yet when he visited the Ninth Ward in New Orleans he seemed more intent on faulting Mr. Bush than on offering proposals to improve conditions there.

The awful untimeliness of his death is revealed by the fact that in May 2010, Norway signed a Letter of Intent with Indonesia, offering a billion dollars, cash on delivery, for reduced greenhouse-gas emissions from avoided deforestation.

Under the letter of intent, Fairfax is offering to pay $9 a share.