Sentence examples for offered post from inspiring English sources
He offered Post a choice.
The Indigenous declaration reminds me of the part in that seasoned TV doctor's show where the guest(s) are offered post show counseling and help.
We were offered post natal care for our babies in our town up to the age of 8 weeks after that we were told we had to go to a child health nurse, which is not available to us without travelling.
Sam Wolfson On their debut set Brooklyn duo, Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser offered post-nu rave slacker anthems ('Time to Pretend') alongside brilliantly freaky white-boy funk ('Electric Feel').
Luka Milivojevic scored from the penalty spot via Karl Darlow's glove – "I was unlucky against Manchester City, and lucky today," he offered post-match through a grin – and, thereafter, every ball flung into the Newcastle area provoked panic.
Hawkey et al. argue that HSCT does not offer sustained benefit based upon their recent study; however, their study was designed using suboptimal end points and patients were not offered post-transplantation Crohn's disease medication.
de Boer: Well, what I was trying to explain is that the industrialized country targets that were offered post-Copenhagen do not take us into the minus 25 to 40percentt range that the IPCC [Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change] says is what gives us a 50-50 chance of avoiding a more than 2 degree [Celsius] temperature increase.
Research in both Britain and America repeatedly shows this not to be the case - that abortion, unlike bringing to term an unwanted pregnancy, does not increase the risk of depression; and furthermore, that the uptake on the compulsorily offered post-abortion counselling is staggeringly low (in some areas it is just 1%).
Only 200 of 600 have been offered posts.
About 20percentt of the office's 74 employees will be offered posts elsewhere.
Previous research conducted in a correctional facility in the US showed that offering women the chance to initiate birth control in prison (if they wished to do so) substantially improved uptake compared to when services were offered post-release only (Clarke et al. 2006b).
