Sentence examples for offering i think from inspiring English sources

Your question of is that actually worth it is that actually a decent amount of money to pay for the product they're offering?—I think is a totally different question and one I'm really not sure [about].

The best offering, I think, will be "The Show (Achilles Heels)," by Richard Move.

"The new handset is integrated with the cloud - and with our 100GB offering, I think that no one will be able to match that".

"I don't care how good your attention span is," Rino Scanzoni, chief investment officer of Group M, said of the crush of new offerings, "I think it becomes all a blur".

Dave1 told me the story of the album followed the recipe of most of their previous offerings: "I think it's our usual sprinkling of every aspect of relationships from jealousy, to seduction, to breakups and getting back together".

"They're offering what I think is a really novel theory to address this long-standing problem in the study of religion".

"It certainly seems to be a rich price that Johnson & Johnson would be offering, and I think that a transaction would underscore the need for Johnson & Johnson to strengthen its drug business, which has suffered from a weak pipeline," says Krensavage, noting the withdrawal of J & J's heartburn drug, Propulsid was a significant loss.

"UpShot has a decent offering, although I think Salesforce.com's design is a little more Internet and database-centric," says Vern Keenan, a San Francisco-based Internet analyst.

"I don't believe it will pull people out of the town centre - it's a bulky goods offering, so I think the difference between here and the town centre can be accommodated".

From an offering standpoint, I think that the one underpinning is what we've done internationally, and this is something I've learned from prior lives, and that is to do business in the local market with a local face.

More ice chips!" David Steinberg is back, and he's offering us what I think is a very entertaining puzzle that is just twisty enough for a weekend without being a brain breaker.