Sentence examples for moving to offer from inspiring English sources

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.

Microsoft, too, is moving to offer more software features as Web-based services, though it sees a future that revolves around both personal computer software and online services.

WorldCom Inc., for instance, runs the world's biggest Internet carrier, UUnet, and is also moving to offer a more complete range of e-commerce systems.

The service comes at a time when marketers are increasingly moving to offer daily deals and loyalty programs to their customers and banks are reeling from legislation that has curbed fees they charge to consumers and retailers.

Moving to offer digital television service throughout the Southeast, BellSouth intends to announce today that it has signed a long-term contract to purchase satellite services from General Electric, an executive close to the deal said yesterday.

Firefly and Individual, two companies working on agent technology, are moving to offer these capabilities.

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.

So we find ourselves moved to offer readers a Monet twofer.

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