Sentence examples for likely to offer zero from inspiring English sources

The industries most likely to offer zero hours contracts are accommodation and food, followed by education.

He says he rarely visits hotel business centers but has noticed they are more likely to offer just three or four computers, rather than a set of cubicles with 10 or 15 workspaces.

But General Powell will stop short of an immediate, full-blown intercession in the conflict, and instead is likely to offer the two sides "lifelines" that, if accepted, could lead to further public personal diplomacy by the general, the officials said.

While "confusion in the market" likely refers to Microsoft's decision to offer two flavours of tablet OS (Windows RT/Windows 8).

It remains to be seen whether parents will be enthusiastic about the extra injection, which clinics are likely to offer for children aged five at the same time as the MMR booster and the polio booster.

"Small firms are more likely to offer health benefits today than two years ago," Mr. Fronstin said.

While that is good news, economists said it probably meant that the United States Treasury Department and the I.M.F. would be less likely to offer another rescue package, after two others this year.

The intervention seemed to offer two lessons.

England has much to offer Fifa.

Tolstoy seems to offer two reasons.

Too bad nobody is likely to offer more than a couple of billion.