Sentence examples for matters offering from inspiring English sources

"From the moment someone comes through the door," says the project coordinator, John Murphy, "we give them a platform to be heard in a way they think matters, offering social and emotional support.

Examining the journey of the nine best picture nominees of that year toward the Oscars, and other key films, Anne Thompson begins with the news of indie film champion Bingham Ray's sudden death and puts together a picture of the industry's movers and matters, offering a glimpse of the personalities, the talent, the risks, the marketing, and a view to the future.

With four quick sentences, he dispatched the matter, offering no details or apology.

A spokeswoman for Brown's touring company would not answer any of Guardian Australia's questions on the matter, offering only: "No comment".

They've organized the data according to specific topics, such as "Water on Mars" or "Black Lives Matter," offering comprehensive lists and graphs in each category, and also created a profile of the top charts of 2015.

The borough president didn't help matters by offering his own solution: "I need a plant in my office.

Hence the view that the best policy towards America is to sit tight and avoid aggravating matters, without offering more help than necessary and hope meanwhile that John Kerry is elected in November.

But now Catholics have got a new, improved pope, keen to emphasise the centrality of love and charity to faith, instead of policing private sexual matters while offering lifetimes of succour to the worst of sinners.

Special thanks to Brandan Robertson, a queer Christian activist, John Gustav-Wrathall, of Affirmation: Gay and Lesbian Mormons, Rev. Broderick Greer, an Episcopal priest and queer theologian, and Ross Murray, GLAAD's lead on faith matters, for offering their suggestions for this list.

But it is not a simple matter of offering financial incentives or providing more child care.

In reality it is not a matter of offering the driver a choice to "pay a little more for full service or do it themselves and save money".