Sentence examples for like offer from inspiring English sources
The phrase "like offer" is not correct and usable in written English
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning. Example: "I would like to make an offer, like offer you a discount on your next purchase."
But most researchers trained in climate analysis, while acknowledging that weather data in parts of the world are not as good as they would like, offer evidence to show that weather extremes are getting worse.
The new Context Cards work similar to how Snapchat's marketing tools work for existing paid campaigns now, which can do things like offer up links to stories for publishers when users swipe up in their stories.
The officer wasn't actually a Mason, but had done the handshake in the hope that Noye would think he was and do something like offer him a million-pound bribe.
We would also like offer our recognition to Prof. R. Tessier from Laval University for sharing his French translation of the Maslach Burnout Inventory, and to Tim Martineau and Kaspar Wyss for their thoughtful feedback.
Yahoo's panama can do this as well if Yang gets *competitive* and does the smart stuff like offer publishers higher revenue shares than Google".
Even so, the remaining lands, rooftops, parking lots and the like offer rich solar potential for photovoltaic and perhaps concentrated solar facilities if hurdles like transmission capacity could be overcome, the study indicated.
"It's what you build on top, like offers and the ability to order ahead," he said.
I should like to offer a different perspective.
ELIZABETH KOLBERT: And, I'd like to offer another bet.
He would like to offer his explanation there.
I would therefore like to offer five important ones here.
