Sentence examples for may have offering from inspiring English sources

This gives you not only facts to report on, but also an idea of the thoughts or concerns readers may have, offering you greater insight into how to report the news in a way that appeals to your audience and hasn't been covered extensively.

He may have been offering an admission of the way his screen characters avoid deep connection.

That Icelandair advertising campaign you may have seen, offering free stopovers on the way to Europe, is still in effect.

And Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, may have been offering a hostage to fortune when he assured Britons, "We are on the right track".

The center may have been offering Broadway shows, but they were presented operatically, as it were, with limited runs in repertory.

The card may have been offering a semi-apology for a refusal to write something for the London Review; my attempts to coax her on to the page quite often met with refusals.

In that sense, the Lebanese prime minister, Rafik al-Hariri, may have been offering a preview on Sunday when he said international efforts to track down those responsible for the Sept. 11 attacks should not become entangled with crackdowns on groups his government regards as freedom fighters.

The federal government may have to consider offering "amnesty days", as Florida does, when snake owners can turn in their foreign pets.

Mr. Vann also said he thinks the state may have to consider offering financial incentives for people who want to teach in Connecticut, such as signing bonuses.

Uber may have (legal) fun offering up an aggregated and anonymous breakdown of which cities have the most users going out to bars and going home with a new friend, but that means Uber also has the power to build an internal list of its sluttiest users.

However, archived screen shots from EdOpLoan.com show evidence that the schools may have actually been offering their institutional loans to students since 2007.