Sentence examples for looking at offering from inspiring English sources

They were also looking at offering a slightly different version of the Shays-Meehan bill from a few years ago.

PBS, meanwhile, is looking at offering less expensive downloads of music as a pledge gift, instead of the actual CDs, to appeal to younger audiences, Mr. Wilson said.

Besides the other crops, he is looking at offering the service in Canada and Brazil, or anywhere else that he can get decent long-term data.

The government is also looking at offering clear options to rehouse families where a gang member wants to leave a gang but fears retribution.

Now some high street finance houses, such as Citibank, HSBC and Barclays - all of which have Islamic banking arms - are looking at offering sharia-complaint mortgages, too.

Canvas ties all this together in one bundle". The BBC has been looking at offering on-demand programming via Freeview set-top boxes for several years.

We should look at offering some of these savings back to those employers to persuade them to do the right thing and pay the living wage".

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe says they will "look at" offering a permanent deal to on-loan goalkeeper Lee Camp.

And some restaurants are looking at offerings of ESP Systems, which sells a wireless tabletop hub that customers use for things like summoning their waiter, thus speeding table turnover.

In order to entice young doctors into working into less popular areas, the Government, NHS England and Health Education England will look at offering "targeted financial incentives".

Natalie Africa, director of private sector engagement at the UN Foundation, agreed, adding that a crucial area for the financial sector's attention right now was to look at offering affordable basic health insurance.