Sentence examples for never offered before from inspiring English sources
"Horror is the rock 'n' roll of fiction," Mr. Black said, "and our magazine is unique, something never offered before.
(Jonathan Cohn, at The New Republic, notes that premiums have been lower than expected for "a product … that in most places insurers never offered before").
The problem is, while IPsec can indeed provide solutions never offered before (or in a manner never offered before) interoperability problems, limitations in the base protocols and failure to address known operational conflicts could court disaster.
Facebook has never offered badges before, but might start now thanks to Gowalla's designers and the Timeline providing a more stable place to display evidence of a user's past checkin activity.
I was part of a government that has a proud record on women's equality, from the national minimum wage that reduced the gender pay gap; to action on domestic violence, which recognised that for many women home is the most dangerous place; to childcare on a scale never offered to parents before.
(Yes, I know that cider vinegar is made from letting cider ferment over several months. But the store-bought vinegar I'd always used before never offered that real connection for me).
But the Obama administration (and the Bush administration before it) has never offered a real explanation of who it's targeting and why, and how it knows that those targets are either directly fighting the United States or about to launch an imminent attack against U.S. targets.
They were glimpses into a faceless corporate world the public had never been offered before.
"When you provide a product or service that has never been offered before," he said, "you have a big growth curve ahead of you".
I just felt like there was something offered there that had never been offered before.
Besides the low 6 and 7percentt fixed-payment mortgages, there is a whole range of options to choose from -- some of which have never, or very rarely, been offered before to home buyers.
