Sentence examples for offering a prize for from inspiring English sources

He is offering a prize for the development of what he calls a Methuselah mouse.There are actually two prizes to be had.

Offering a prize for innovation seems a great way to immortalise her memory and give a big break to an enterprising woman journalist".

With an advisory board that included prominent neuroscientists and $100,000 from an anonymous donor, the group was offering a prize for the first individual or team to successfully preserve the connectome of a mouse or rabbit in a way that would meet the standards of a peer-reviewed science journal.

Students were also encouraged to play the game from home by offering a prize for the top score during competition periods lasting about a week each.

As a special incentive for trying the suite out, CloudCanvas is offering a prize of $500 for each of the best three original images created with the product by September 12th, 2010.

Richard Branson, a British businessman, is already offering a prize of $25m for a workable way of removing a billion tonnes of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere every year.

Fortunately, the members of Parliament were more optimistic, offering a prize of £20,000 for the first watch that could deliver longitudinal accuracy to within half a degree.

No wonder, then, that in Heat magazine, ITV is advertising for contestants for a new ITV2 docusoap The Only Way Is Essex, offering a prize of an "Essex makeover" for entrants.

Never one to miss a PR opportunity, the company will be offering a prize lottery for all babies born on the  same day.

It is the wisdom, even fairness, of offering a prize that is not truly possible for everyone.

Neither questionnaire length nor offering a prize draw monetary incentive had a significant effect on response.