Sentence examples for offering change from inspiring English sources

Still, new kinds of ads like local coupons, which Google is already offering, change that equation.

Clegg told activists that the Lib Dems were "the only party offering change for real – change for good".

She admitted: "Many people who've joined our party in recent months do not believe the modernisers are offering change, and some of them doubt our principles altogether.

Mauricio Macri, a conservative congressman, might, but he has just been elected as mayor of Buenos Aires.Mrs Kirchner can try to counteract recent difficulties by offering change as well as continuity.

Criticizing blights like poverty, insecurity and corruption, offering change and "light and hope" (the cue for supporters to point their flashlights in the air), Mr. Peña Nieto played to the crowd's emotions.

During the 2010 election campaign Clegg was able to say to voters, in a way that sounded credible: "David Cameron is offering change but I am a bigger kind of change".

Even as the two judges issued their duelling opinions, a review panel appointed by President Barack Obama, including senior ex-CIA and White House officials, took a middle path, offering changes to fix NSA programmes rather than shut them down.

The convoluted procedure allows the majority leader to claim all opportunity for offering changes to a bill, effectively preventing any other senator from proposing an amendment intended to slow down legislation or force a politically embarrassing vote.

Arcadia's offering changes that.

Respondents often find it difficult to trade off prospective goods when every attribute of the offering changes in each comparison.

Edward Tracy, president and CEO of Sands China Ltd., said, "This innovative offering changes the landscape of family-friendly entertainment in Macao and is sure to be a big draw for guests of all ages".