Sentence examples for offered on what from inspiring English sources

Joining the club is offered on what seems a take it or leave it basis.

Suggestions are offered on what to do and what to avoid doing in this age of fads, quick solutions, and occasional absurd behavior.

The style is dry, but more information is offered on what drives the stocks of companies and sectors.

One Nescafé competition winner had the chance to receive a £10, 000 makeover from the duo, five times the amount offered on What Not to Wear.

But it had few ideas to offer on what this should involve.

But beyond these basic facts, the biography has little to offer on what to make of Jenkins herself.

(This was me as a law student — I was so disappointed to see how little legal commentary and expertise Wikipedia had to offer on what I was studying).

The finding, he added, is not surprising, given the vague nature of advice that experts offer on what to look for.

The DCM said he had no information to offer on what, if any, role or response the United States Government might have to the Chinese presentation.

The view they offer on what makes collective variables and reaction coordinates optimal breaks from the standard notion that good collective variable must be slow variable, and it suggests new ways to interpret data from molecular dynamics simulations and experiments.

Patrick Lencioni, author of the national best-seller The Advantage, has a lot of wisdom to offer on what he considers the "single most untapped advantage" in business: teamwork.