Sentence examples for interests offering from inspiring English sources

Yale Divinity School teems with diverse ideas and interests, offering resources for people on many varied paths.

Throughout a sometimes poisonous election campaign, Mr. Saakashvili had accused his rival of representing Kremlin interests, offering as evidence the vast wealth he had earned in Russia.

In an expansive series at Carnegie Hall last season, the pianist Alfred Brendel showed the breadth of his creative interests, offering chamber music, concertos and recitals, with vocal accompaniment and a poetry reading for good measure.

She has tried to burnish her credentials as the scourge of both corporate power and Washington special interests, offering policy proposals over the summer designed to brand her as an outsider despite her status as a senator.

An internship with the Ford Foundation in Brazil solidified her interests, offering an opportunity not just to practice Portuguese, but to witness the nation as it confronted its racist history during national census-taking.

But, in fact, with some prodding, he could tell us that the project leader motivated his team members by matching their roles to their interests, offering them opportunities to present to clients, and taking personal responsibility for shortfalls and mistakes, while giving others credit for progress.

The results will show which image, the dog or the child, generated more interest – offering insight into charitable giving.

On September 16th ACS announced that it would make a bid to "consolidate its interest", offering eight ACS shares for five of Hochtief's.

The new Web site in progress marries a Harriman hiking map with starred views of geological interest, offering information about each outcrop that attempts to satisfy interest levels ranging from grade school to grad school.

The purpose of this series is to provide researchers with a comprehensive collection of reference material on the Dead Sea Scrolls and areas of related interest, offering hitherto unparalleled search options.

Furthermore, if the subcohort is chosen at random (i.e. an unstratified design) then it can be used as a comparison group for multiple diseases of interest, offering an advantage over the nested case control design.