Sentence examples for mere offer from inspiring English sources

But the mere offer has pushed up government bond prices and taken financial pressure off indebted governments by lowering their borrowing costs.

Although the farmer is placed under no legal compulsion to reduce acreage, it is said that the mere offer of compensation for so doing is a species of economic coercion which operates with the same legal force and effect as though the curtailment were made mandatory by Act of Congress.

These expressions imply that the payment is inoffensive, a mere offer of politeness and hospitality.

Some philosophers suggest that the mere offer of a benefit, even if it is not accepted, calls for gratitude in the offeree (Camenisch 1981).

This finding indicates that the availability of FWPs already suffices to signal perceived autonomy besides other positive attitudes and values (Batt and Valcour 2003; Grover and Crooker 1995) and to increase organizational attachment as individuals are more attached when they feel valued and trusted through the mere offer of FWPs.

Higher agreement with the per protocol analyses than with the intention to screen analyses is to be expected given that the observational studies, like the per protocol analyses of the randomised controlled trials, deal with the impact of sigmoidoscopies actually performed rather than the impact of the mere offer of screening sigmoidoscopy.

To put a finer point on it, of the 479 U.S. business programs accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, only 101 have a sales curriculum, and a mere 15 offer either an MBA in sales or some sort of sales-oriented graduate curriculum.

What can mere words offer someone in the throes of such insupportable grief?

But another consideration is that the Altima, which starts at a mere $16,749, offers nearly as much interior space as the Maxima, and with its V-6, it is plenty powerful (pricing for that model starts at about $22,000).

Super pipelining, Superscalar, and Very Long Instruction Word (VLIW) are techniques developed to improve the performance beyond what mere pipelining can offer.

The UK would do more than offer mere logistics support to the rendition programme, however.