Sentence examples for offer these days from inspiring English sources

Employers can now offer these days as many times as they like.

LONDON — A pay raise may be the last thing a bank is expected to offer these days.

That sure sounds a lot like the company-supported health care plans that most major corporations offer these days.

But one of them, I suspect, is that people still enjoy reading about good people, and seeing them rewarded – something that more respectable novels seldom offer these days.

Ms. Delpy's confident, unadorned screen style is a refreshing alternative to the perky-versus-pouty choices on offer these days from too many young French actresses.

With the limited accommodations the world has to offer these days, we all, more or less, get into bed with the President.

Teams don't make contract offers these days.

Mention "midlife" and the word "crisis" pops into mind automatically - the all-purpose explanation offered these days for infidelity, divorce, embezzlement, bankruptcy, espionage or just plain orneriness.

But the smart refrigerators being offered these days aren't smart enough to keep track of the food inside; consumers still need to do that themselves with a touch screen.

The lucky ones manage to unload them to somebody else through eBay, which is full of offers these days for "barely used" products or items still "new in box," a term that has become so common it is often shortened to "NIB".

Some bounty offers these days also seem to be motivated as much by outrage, politics or publicity seeking as by law enforcement priorities.