Sentence examples for offering a bounty for from inspiring English sources
Hers is not the only Internet company offering a bounty for tales of woe.
Four were held because they were Iranians and in possession of an enormous sum of cash – more than $600,000 – and a letter offering a bounty for each American killed.
He recommended offering "a bounty for the capture of those responsible," and "aggressively dealing with the problem directly".
The Animal Welfare Institute and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) objected to the practice of offering a bounty for snakes.
The rebels' favourite television channel, al-Jazeera, broadcast a statement from one group offering a bounty of $15m for anyone who kills a top American commander.The guerrillas are hailing this week's departure of the last of Spain's 1,300 troops, with two small Latin American contingents set to follow, as a victory.
In that hope, they have blanketed northern areas of Afghanistan with leaflets, dropped from aircraft, offering a bounty of up to $25m for information leading to the capture of either Mr bin Laden or one of his top lieutenants, Ayman al-Zawahiri.
Now, a Dallas banker has launched a new twist on the famed hunt, offering a bounty of up to $50,000 for a proof of a more general version of Fermat's Last Theorem.
A federal judge revoked his bail around the same time for offering a bounty on a piece of Hillary Clinton's hair.
The Pharmabro, meanwhile, has been in a Brooklyn federal jail since September, when he had his bond revoked for offering a bounty on a lock of Hillary Clinton's hair.
Originally, Shkreli's lawyer suggested that he be transferred to a minimum-security federal camp, but the request was denied by Judge Kiyo Matsumoto, who had previously deemed Shkreli a danger to the public for offering a bounty on a follicle of Hillary Clinton's hair.
Software companies themselves can also buy information about flaws in their own programs, but rarely do, for fear that offering a bounty would only draw more hackers to their products.
