The Mariners have more to offer, of course, than Suzuki.
What he can offer, of course, is a technocratic assessment.
The offer, of course, does not necessarily translate into the issuing of a card.
He hasn't got any real solutions to offer, of course.
The smart toys on offer of course differ in their sophistication.
Fund managers are entitled to voice their opinions on the merits of a takeover offer, of course.
Princeton has a lot to offer, of course, but his players say Kampersal does a very effective job of pitching the university, because he went there.
Provincetown, which in the nineteen-eighties had a year-round population of about three thousand, had no treatment to offer, of course.
That was exactly the amount on offer, of course, because the paper's owner News Group Newspapers calculated she would have little choice but to accept it.
There are stipulations to the offer, of course, among them that the marketers be new to newspapers, spend at least $300,000 and buy at least a third of an ad page three times.
