Sentence examples for offering has grown from inspiring English sources

"Karen Millen's digital offering has grown significantly and continues to grow, particularly in the UK where digital has been a key focus," she says.

"Over the last five years, London's upscale restaurant offering has grown, largely as a result of the strength" of the financial district, said Iqbal Wahhab, the owner of Roast, a new restaurant, which uses only ingredients from Britain and features dishes like herring roe on toast.

The market for initial public offerings has grown shakier in recent months, making buyout firms more reluctant to sell their portfolio companies for the time being.

But the festival's offerings have grown stale in the eyes of many.

Since then, the offerings have grown.

"Academic offerings had grown to include so many different majors and concentrations that, technically, each program averaged less than one faculty member after dividing the number of programs by full-time equivalent (FTE) faculty," said the report.

As he put it, when it comes to pushing the envelope in terms of what porn can be especially in a beleaguered industry, where other studios' offerings have grown extreme to court clicks—"we're as progressive as the market will allow".

Long a backpacker's paradise, this English-speaking nation in Central America has a selection of upscale offerings that has grown significantly in the last decade.

The community edition is said to have approximately 85% the functionality contained in the company's premium offerings Sugar Professional and Sugar Enterprise, and has grown to become one of the more popular CRM applications in the market with a reported 55,000 companies employing the service.

Zillow wants to raise $51.75 million in the offering, and while revenue has grown for the company year over year, Zillow has taked a loss for the past three years.

Rick Porter of Zap2it said the supporting characters were all in top form and that the episode demonstrated how Michael, in offering a genuine apology, has grown this season.