Sentence examples for more offering from inspiring English sources

Bush is also on the record saying that he believesAmericans need to work more hours, and the flexible hours offered by sharing economy companies are a reasonable way to get people working more, offering more choice, lower prices for consumers, and less regulatory burden than traditional businesses.

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Mr. Hatoyama hopes the generous welfare spending will encourage households to consume more, offering a much-needed boost to the economy.

"Universities are under financial pressure, but I think we will see more offering these kinds of scholarships if they can afford to," Lamberts says.

"Sometimes I feel I'll float away, without you to hold me," cries Anderson – sounding, thank God, like Brett Anderson once more, offering proof Suede had returned safely, with legacy restored.

What's more, offering a surgical recommendation to a distant patient may violate state laws, if the plastic surgeon isn't licensed in the home state of the patient, according to the Federation of State Medical Boards, a nonprofit group representing 70 boards in the United States and its territories.

Pharmacies such as Walgreens and CVS, which have long run retail clinics, are opening more and offering more services.

It will give a little more flexibility, offering more power when the projectile is released.

"Lots of people want healthier drinks, and there are more and more companies offering them.

But societies become more alike by offering more choice across the board.

And as a result, you get more interesting directors offering more interesting scripts".