Sentence examples for mainly offering from inspiring English sources

Insurance companies like Prudential and New York Life were mainly offering sales jobs paying commission; Enterprise rental car listed over 70 jobs, but most were summer internships.

The other senior members of the McCain corporate club — Frederick W. Smith of FedEx, Mr. Chambers of Cisco and Mr. Thain of Merrill — are sitting chief executives and are mainly offering policy advice and fund-raising.

So, about those tax cuts: back in 2001, the Bush administration bundled huge tax cuts for wealthy Americans with much smaller tax cuts for the middle class, then pretended that it was mainly offering tax breaks to ordinary families.

This raises a different issue, of course: what value does the magazine have other than in coupons if it is mainly offering summary and generalized recommendation?

Currently, EAT Club targets consumers in the Bay Area (on the peninsula, mainly), offering delivery to 1,500 companies, with customers who have included Chegg, Bloomreach, Gunderson Dettmer, and IMVU.

That is, it's mainly offering an internet-powered TV experience where you flip through channels to see what's currently airing, instead of being a place where you can search, discover and watch full seasons and back catalogs.

Directing is mainly about offering people jobs and them turning them down.

Peugeot said it hoped to achieve the staff cuts mainly by offering early retirement and buyouts.

If the vice president had arguments to make in Turkey and Iraq, he will mainly be offering moral support in Greece.

According to the employee, the company survived mainly by offering "election management" services to political parties and their funders in democracies in the Caribbean and sub-Saharan Africa.

But manufacturers have been able to keep cars rolling off the assembly lines mainly by offering buyers big rebates and other incentives -- a trend that might not last.