Sentence examples for longer be offered from inspiring English sources

Other shoe brands, however, will no longer be offered.

Prayers can no longer be offered at high-school football games or at graduation; pupils may pray during breaks only if they do so quietly.

American Century Investments has imposed loads, or sales charges, on 10 of its mutual funds, which will no longer be offered directly to new investors.

As a result, while later studies showed them to be safe through nine weeks, medication abortions can no longer be offered in the eighth and ninth weeks of pregnancy.

If you wait too long, coverage for pre-existing medical conditions and protection against the financial default of a tour operator, airline or cruise company may no longer be offered.

Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the House majority leader, pointed to Bruno Gora, a constituent who was informed this month by Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield that "to meet the requirements of the new law, your current plan can no longer be offered".

The subscription option is no longer being offered to new users.

But with industrialisation, the children were no longer being offered a trade: they were needed to operate heavy machinery.

Nor does it include agreements on cards that are no longer being offered, as some advocates had sought.

Maybe it was a failed experiment, and I was glad to see that on a recent evening it was no longer being offered.

It is true that potential Liberal Democrat supporters in Oldham East & Saddleworth are no longer being offered an anti-establishment rebellion against the political system.