Sentence examples for may offering a from inspiring English sources

The video of Mr. Romney, the Republican presidential candidate, was made in May, offering a rare glimpse of his personal views.

After 14 years, regular rail services between the two cities restarted in May – offering a safer option than road for travellers aiming for some beach time.

But when it comes to educational opportunity and equity, if your child's school offers far fewer AP classes than other schools, your school may be offering a lower-quality education overall.

"It is entirely a matter of somebody — whoever they may be — offering a significant premium to that".

Such a move may entail offering a minority stake to public shareholders, finding a strategic investor or even selling the division outright.

Miliband's internal critics say he may be offering a battle against inequality, but it needs an economic motor at its core or else people will not believe it is credible.

As a man who is frequently accused of recycling riffs and being overly in thrall to rock history, Noel Gallagher may be offering a hostage to fortune in naming his imminent album Chasing Yesterday.

The Blue Jays may be offering a package that includes one of their top young pitchers -- perhaps Chris Carpenter or Roy Halladay -- and Chicago is dangling Jon Garland, another good young pitcher, as well as others.

That said, Latch sounds as if it has plans to develop a whole range of smart locks down the line, so it may be offering a smart lock product for actual front doors in future too.

It is interesting to note, that the author (Commercial Essay Provider 2) who supplied these essays, when confronted with this evidence denied the accusation that ghost-writers may be offering a two-tier customer service and claimed it was merely coincidental.

But now the government may be offering a second chance to palliative doctors and patients.