Sentence examples for moves to offer from inspiring English sources

Vuorensola, moreover, has no Paul Verhoevenesque moves to offer; there's hardly any edge and little thrill.

Jeremy Corbyn stood to jeers, laughs and boos today, but his moves to offer solidarity to the people of France, Beirut, Ankara and Damascus were savvy.

The company is benefiting from moves to offer more exclusive and regionally focused products, which command a higher profit per item and give the chain more pricing power.

Samsung is also making moves to offer music and video through its own iTunes-like store; it knows that just making hardware isn't enough.

This ties in nicely with App Annie's earlier moves to offer consumer-facing apps that allow it to gain further insights into real-world user behavior.

Although we've seen the BBC make some moves to offer iPlayer in international markets as a paid service, for now it is only available in the UK.

AT&T Wireless and Cingular Wireless already are offering limited 2.5G service in Seattle, and Sprint PCS and Verizon Wireless are among the carriers moving to offer it nationwide.

There was none in sight, and my host made no move to offer me one.

Countrywide, seeing an untapped market, moved to offer more loans in low-income and minority communities.

Meanwhile publishers have moved to offer introductory discounts on some books.

Monsanto has also moved to offer farmers more varieties with fewer inserted genes.