Sentence examples for offer contributors from inspiring English sources

Now that he has gone back on his pledge, I believe that he ought to offer contributors like me who took him at his word a refund.

He did offer contributors to his runoff account a chance for refunds, which left him about $100,000 that he was free to move into his own political action committee.

Despite the broader applicability of the concept, the goods that Olson has in mind are those services provided by public authorities for the general public hence things enjoyed by many and contributed to by many (the taxpayers), deprived however of the one-to-one relationship between demand (beneficiaries) and offer (contributors) otherwise typical in market situations.

As fans of Embarrassing Bodies, the Channel 4 show that offers contributors lengthy medical attention in exchange for a close-up of their glittering piles, they're recalling their favourite episode from the three series so far.

Though Mediawiki offers contributors the ability to easily add annotations to genes or other items detailed by its web pages, the format of these annotations is often free-form.

Previous studies offer likely contributors to an explanation.

But on Friday, Spicer resigned after the president offered FOX News contributor and Wall Street guy Anthony Scaramucci the job of communications director.

And to mark our own 25th anniversary we include a special section in which guest contributors offer a glimpse of what the world might be like in 25 years' time.In a quarter-century of predicting, we have had our share of hits and misses.

Offering a broader, more nuanced and accepting optic of modern masculinity, it suggests that men today are defined as much by what they do as how they appear: contributors offer brief passages on their passions (surfing, carpentry, collecting, you name it) in between fashion shoots and interviews.

A: Only a handful of sites have Q&A features that offer both producers (contributors) and consumers (readers, voters) of content an incentive to craft, establish, and shape an identity.

Having read the "fixes" that the Op-Ed contributors offered, I find it almost laughable to read their dialogue of "how to".