Sentence examples for left on offer from inspiring English sources

No big insurers were left on offer at home.

With the second highest number of delegates left on offer before the Republican party convention, Indiana offered a chance for Cruz to repeat his success in Iowa and Wisconsin by urging midwest voters to reject Trump.

The question now is how much of the total parenting leave on offer fathers should be permitted to share – and how much should be reserved (restricted) for the mother's use only as maternity leave.

PERELMAN PROPOSAL MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings, the holding company of Ronald O. Perelman, left, on Monday offered to buy out the rest of M&F Worldwide that it did not already own.

Spotify, with its 1,600 employees, joins a growing group of mainly tech companies that have expanded the amount of leave on offer to workers, partly in an effort to attract workers as the market for tech talent heats up.

It is unclear what effect, if any, Walsh's departure will have on Coach Mike D'Antoni, who has one year left on his contract and no extension offer.

Hausfeld's letter noted that when players decertified their union in March, they left on the table an offer from owners to improve retiree benefits.

Trigg's statement late last week that Malthouse had gone "off message" in airing the club's dirty laundry was followed today by talk of a "values-based approach", "stakeholders", "alignment" and again, "messaging", corporate jargon better left on PowerPoint slides than offered up as excuses to frustrated football fans.

In September 2006, with six years left on his deal, Arsenal offered a new five-year deal (with an option to extend by a further three years) to the midfielder, which he signed on 19 October 2006.

Pugh, who has a year left on his current deal, was offered an extension in December but has yet to commit his future to the club.

Two nondescript scraps of animal bone that most fossil hunters would have left on the ground are being offered as the earliest known evidence for the first technological revolution in human evolution.