Sentence examples for offering against from inspiring English sources
The firm's listed units have tumbled 70 percent since the initial stock offering against a 32 percent decline in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
"Up to September we were hoping to get a pay deal and to do the IPO (Initial Public Offering) against a backdrop of positive industrial relations".
First the close fielders again go up for a bat-pad offering against Sehwag but, as with the Dravid appeal, there was only pad involved.
That meeting a fortnight ago had equalled the Champions League's record heaviest defeat, at least until Liverpool's 8-0 offering against Besiktas on Tuesday night took its place in the Uefa annals.
The Skype integration will make Yuuguu a pretty competitive offering against many existing online meeting and screen sharing services.
JUMP argued that the SFMTA did not fairly judge its offering against the likes of Skip and Scoot — the two operators granted permits for shared electric scooter services.
Last quarter, the company reported strong results with net revenues growing across the company's smokable and smokeless product offerings against better industry conditions, and share gains for key brands, such as Marlboro.
We recently conducted a colleague lifecycle assessment to benchmark our diversity and inclusion offerings against the industry to determine how we could further inspire an environment where differences are embraced and colleagues are enabled to reach their full potential.
Web hosting provider Rackspace has acquired JungleDisk, an online backup service, and Virtual Machine provider Slicehost in a deal designed to help bolster its offerings against top competitor Amazon Web Services.
When the researchers exposed chickens to lethal doses of the avian influenza virus and the Newcastle virus, birds inoculated with the recombinant vaccine produced antibodies against both viruses, offering protection against both diseases.
But it has decided against offering guaranteed credit against commercial bills, a technique that the Bundesbank uses more to subsidise small German banks than for monetary policy.
