Sentence examples for offering ideas for from inspiring English sources

In his book "Sick," he travels around the country, exposing the problems with today's system and offering ideas for reform.

The New York Times says Hannity has become more like an adviser to Trump, offering ideas for media strategy.

There are many online sites, some tied to established magazines, offering ideas for toddlers' parties and advice on child rearing.

Although he professed faith in a global approach under the UN umbrella, he repeated his view that the Kyoto pact was "fatally flawed" without offering ideas for how to fix it.

Correction: December 21 , 2001 Friday A gift list with the Personal Health column in Science Times on Dec. 4, offering ideas for people with hearing loss, misstated the telephone numbers for the League for the Hard of Hearing.

They also said that after months in which Mr. Bush has repeatedly attacked Mr. Kerry, the president would pivot and begin offering ideas for what a second Bush term would look like.

The National Trust is increasingly proactive in offering ideas and activities for children through its natural childhood campaign.

We are now in a political campaign in which everyone seems to talk about cutting spending without offering many ideas for how to cut spending.

He is offering big ideas for the future, he will stick to his principles no matter what is thrown at him,  and he has deep reserves of decency that he will not leave at the door to Downing Street.

But it won't happen if Democrats are sulking in a corner, just trying to point to everything that is going wrong in Iraq, and not offering their ideas for making it better.

He entered federal parliament only in 2007, but has already been a minister for workplace relations, education and financial services.Although keen to project himself as a new face, offering "big ideas" for a "diverse nation", Mr Shorten is still seen by some as part of Labor's old faction-ridden ways.