Sentence examples for offer has changed from inspiring English sources

"The offer has changed twice in the month that we have been negotiating with them.

But as Austerberry says, the shared ownership product was not created to be sub-let but for long-term owner occupiers – despite the fact that how it is sold and who is taking up the offer has changed as the housing crisis bites.

Four years ago the club was promised a £500,000 LTA grant to help it expand, but by the time it secured planning permission this year the LTA's offer had changed to a £200,000 interest-free loan, leaving the club's plans in the balance.

"We found a significant correlation between the Ofsted rating of the schools and how their curriculum offer had changed, with teachers working in schools categorised as 'inadequate' or 'requires improvement' more likely to report that students had a reduced number of GCSEs to choose from," the researchers noted.

And as the service sector becomes more and more mature, the types of jobs on offer have changed.

POLICY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS CORP., Blythewood, S.C., a software company, which is considering two competing takeover offers, has changed its name to Mynd.

Academically, things were going really well for me at school but when the time came to choose my A-levels, there were no sports- or exercise-related subject on offer (this has changed since).

Second, the ubiquitous connectivity that technology has offered us has changed our perceptions of ourselves.

Your Human Resources or Benefits departments are in-house experts on what your employer offers, what has changed since last year, and the specific nuances of the sign up procedure.

Just a few weeks after saying "no" to a $1.3 billion buyout offer, Longview Fibre has changed its stance to "maybe".

The surgeon in Birmingham who was previously offered the liver has changed his mind, and decided to accept it.