Sentence examples for offer replaced from inspiring English sources

The winger James Forrest, who has rejected a new contract offer, replaced Stuart Armstrong for the start of the second half but there was no discernible improvement.

The offer was replaced with a 'bespoke offer', based on branches choosing their own pricing structures from available discounts.

If the initial offer was replaced by a high offer, subjects accepted immediately.

In this update of the guideline published in 2009, the phrase 'may be offered' was replaced by 'should be discussed as an option' in women at increased risk of breast cancer [ 187].

Mark Davies, acting chief of Regional Rugby Wales, which represents the four regions, previously claimed a new offer to replace the current contract does not offer enough money to the regions.

In every game, this initial offer could be replaced by a high offer, which was always 80 pence.

Davies, who is also Scarlets chief executive, has previously claimed that a new offer to replace the current contract - known as the participation agreement - which ends on 30 June does not offer enough money to the regions.

If a garment was damaged, a store representative would call the customer immediately and offer to replace it.

MIAMI HIRES TEMPLE COACH Miami announced Al Golden accepted an offer to replace Randy Shannon as coach of the Hurricanes.

Your call: Nothing wrong in letting them know the reader is ruined; they may offer to replace it.

As a matter of courtesy, she should offer to replace his hard drive and, with equal courtesy, he should decline.