Sentence examples for offer of no from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jovanovic and his family said that in recent months he had rejected an offer of no further prison time in exchange for a guilty plea.

Even assuming, without deciding, that the Creditors Committee's "high end" projections are overly optimistic, the offer of no more than $8.5 million by the Prepetition Lenders to the unsecured creditors in settlement of this matter is below the lowest range of reasonableness, particularly in light of the enterprise value of the Debtor.

ESPN, always eager to throw garbage at the NHL since the NHL inexplicably refused ESPN's offer of no up-front money (as in zero) for the national cable rights, has decided to heavy up on their hockey coverage during the playoffs by hiring the redoubtable Don Cherry, who's never had an opinion that wasn't right or a wardrobe selection that was wrong.

Cuccinelli wanted a 20percentt bonus, while the RNC came back with an offer of no higher than about 6percentt, he said.

Men whose vision of the Canadian government were so ephemeral and arrogantly-built that the offer of no government at all essentially what Harper was peddling seemed more appetizing.

Johannsson et al. (1997) [ 24] based in Norway found that inclusion in a lottery significantly improved the response rate to a postal survey on dietary trends in people aged 16-79 years of age, compared with the offer of no incentive (72% versus 63%).

The sales rush this decade was helped by the offer of no-money-down, zero percent financing and no payments for the first 12 months.

I understand the supportive intent, but what would really be helpful is the name a good pediatrician and the offer of no-longer-used, in-full-compliance baby stuff.

There was no support, no offer of counselling, no wanting to delve deeper".

"There was no support, no offer of counselling, no wanting to delve deeper... Maybe they just assumed I had been abused already, or was being, anyway".

Her mailbox, she said, was routinely stuffed with offers of no- or low-interest cards.