Sentence examples for means of offering from inspiring English sources

The means of offering aid to pet owners varies with each organization.

[On Kingfisher] we have no issues with Kingfisher's proposed unifying strategy as a means of offering differentiated home improvement products at low prices to customers.

Specialisation was a means of offering parents choice, as were league tables, though in reality, says Mortimore, "no one chooses schools on the basis of specialism.

When asked why it had been "impossible" to rouse them, though, he pointedly tapped his head by means of offering an explanation.

Kirchberger highlights legal Semantic Web technology — such as that discussed in Dr. Núria Casellas's recent post on legal ontologies — and government eportals — like Austria's HELP service — as promising means of offering valuable context to nonlawyers using legal information.

Yet Saviano has drawn parallels between himself and Ferrante, saying he knows that to put one's "face and body" next to text is a means of offering "flesh and blood to your enemies".

Here's what I mean: Instead of offering a flat discount on any purchase, try offering a high-dollar figure for a larger order, such as $50 off a purchase of at least $250.

That means, in spite of offering the sunglasses form factor, there's no heads-up display on board here.

Reinhard and the author have extensively analyzed the symbolic link between the worship of sacred mountains, by means of offerings and sacrifices, and the propitiation of fertility in ancient and modern times in the Andes [ 19, 41].

The debate has changed significantly since then because excluding Rometty would mean ending the tradition of offering membership to the chief executive of I.B.M., which has been a loyal sponsor.

Which information would indeed be harmful and to what extent and what this should mean for the morality of offering prenatal screening and testing for specific conditions are matters for further research and debate.