Sentence examples for it could be offered from inspiring English sources

That seemed a minor concession, and one couldn't help wondering why more than two hundred thousand Syrians had died before it could be offered.

The initiative, which is being piloted this year, is only on offer to those in the UK, but if successful it could be offered to the international market as well.

And because such a system would not require launching satellites or laying cable, it could be offered at a fraction of what is being charged by direct broadcast satellite and cable television services, in rural as well as urban areas.

The continuing professional development process designed to familiarise you with the lifelong learning sector does not have to be an accredited module - it could be offered as part of an induction, or awarding bodies may develop accredited modules if FE colleges request it.

Dr. Francesco Rubino, director of the metabolic surgery program at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, also said that the criteria for the surgery should be changed so that it could be offered to diabetes patients early enough to reverse the disease.

"This is about talking to people who are in cramped accommodation and saying, 'I know you want another bedroom, but our waiting list is long and you cannot get a third bedroom here – what about moving out of London?'" "We want to look into this, and this wouldn't be the only choice but it could be offered if people wanted to explore it as an option," he says.

And while "just saying no" may not be what the majority of teenagers will choose, it still could be offered as an option for goodness' sake.

As well as wanting to see the football, Match of the Day viewers might appreciate it if they could be offered some genuine insight and come away thinking, heaven knows, that they have actually learned something.

It suggests users could be offered ads as hyperlinks based within the book's text, in-laid text or even "dynamic content" such as video.

And rumour has it that similar deals could be offered to Facebook and Amazon," McDonnell said.

However Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell dismissed the amount as "mates rates", adding "rumour has it that similar deals could be offered to Facebook and Amazon".