Sentence examples for offer satisfied from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marchionne's offer satisfied Mr. Strickland, whose agency had recommended in early June that Chrysler recall 1993 to 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokees and 2002 to 2007 Jeep Liberty sport utility vehicles.

The downcast but enterprising artistic director would take advantage of the last few minutes to offer satisfied viewers the delicacies in his basket or suitcase: whiskey served in paper cups, joints rolled by expert hands, and turtle eggs he'd open with his enormous thumbnail, and which he'd sprinkle with lemon and chili when they were in the glass.

68 Rejecting an unfair offer satisfies fairness goals because the resulting outcome zero for both players is perfectly equitable.

Rejecting an unfair offer satisfies preferences for negative reciprocity because it punishes the proposer, depriving him of a larger amount.

In sum, then, Reid argues that the both Lockean and Humean versions of RTM fail because (a) they presuppose a more robust variety of memory than they can allow for, (b) they fail to shed light on the nature of memory because of (a), (c) the accounts they do offer are satisfied by many things that aren't memory, and (d) finally, they lead to skepticism about the past.

Mr. Messina said the offer should satisfy Mr. Romney's oft-stated concerns that his adversaries will always continue to ask for more and more.

SoftBank, led by the Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son, may yet increase its offer to satisfy Sprint's shareholders, though the Japanese company could be in line for a major payout if Sprint walks away from the deal.

The court case centered on USA's contention that it did not have to match every aspect of a Viacom offer to satisfy a clause in its contract that allowed its deal with the wrestling company to continue as long as it matched any new offer.

It is not clear if Arseniy Yatsenyuk's offer will satisfy the separatists.

At this point, the offer might satisfy Delta's creditors, and opposition from the carrier's management could be interpreted as executives trying to save their jobs.

This is nowhere easier than in south Goa, by far the least developed of the Indian state's seaside stretches and with miles of sand on offer to satisfy your every Robinson Crusoe fantasy.