Sentence examples for offer matters from inspiring English sources

Let us review some of what is currently known about suvorexant immediate benefits and risks, to offer matters worth considering in making clinical choices in comparison with alternative hypnotics.

The offer mattered, Mr. Dinkins said, because the event was to have been paid for with private donations, not money from the city.

Events on the Tryal symbolised a great deal to even the most liberal whites, and continued to offer subject matter to writers other than Melville.

One can see why Bergman fell for it — and why it offered subject matter as well as retreat.

"I don't mind fans so much," he offers, matter of fact.

"We're familiar with how to handle clients that have restraining orders," Ms. Stout offered matter-of-factly.

At night, Jessell perched at the very lip of the active volcano, Mount Yasur, and between cartoonlike rumbles, steam hisses and lava rock blasts, offered matter-of-fact tales of foreigners who'd been injured by flying debris at our spot on previous days (we quickly left).

But the workers at Flint North have passed on every offer, no matter how rich.

It is safe to conclude that few if any Americans will take up the offer, no matter how hungry they are.

Ruth would have stayed a Yankee because the beer-baron owner Jacob Ruppert would have topped any other offer, no matter how high.

Don't trust an offer — no matter how enticing — if you are unfamiliar with who is making it (Hansel and Gretel).