Sentence examples for offering enables from inspiring English sources

One study found that allowing companies to supply voluntary disclosures immediately before an equity offering enables them to place potential investors on a more level playing field before the offering announcement.

Having a scalable managed services offering enables enterprises to focus on top line (aka revenue) growth while also addressing bottom line (aka costs).

The new offering enables customers to get a guaranteed interest rate if they deposit their money with Tandem over one, two or three years, and follows the launch of the Tandem credit card in February.

In terms of other functionalities here, the new offering enables the distribution of BI reports broadly across an enterprise (and externally too), without requiring recipients to be individually licensed.

He said: "There has been no shortage of talking points this season and our offering enables our audiences to stay on the ball, whether they are listening or watching at home or enjoying the content on the move with mobile technology".

Available in the U.K./Europe, the new Revolut offering enables companies to sign up for multi-currency accounts, where they'll be able to hold and transfer money across 25 supported currencies at the interbank exchange rate, as well as doing things like issuing employees with corporate cards for "global fee-free spending".

In addition, the offering enabled Lucent to shift $2.5 billion in debt off its balance sheet and on to Agere's books.

Greenlight launched their debit card offering enabling a family of 7 (two parents and five kids) to provide cards with individualized spending preferences defined for each child and offer visiblity into the children's spending.

A more sophisticated offering enabling users to, for example, select only IM or IM and voice contact, or a permission request process letting sellers see a user's eBay reputation before accepting a call would have been a good thing to see.

Product configuration system, as an effective tool to bridge the gap between customer requirements and product offerings, enables customer-centric product development in a cost-efficient way.

While the supply-side deals with things, demand-side efforts address people, their needs, and what their experiences with green offerings enable.