Sentence examples for offering it could be from inspiring English sources

Given that level of non-control for shareholders that may buy into its offering, it could be that appetite for SecureWorks' equity will be depressed.

In comparing these two stories, Adam asking for rain and Abraham's willingness to bring Isaac as an offering, it could be said that Adam represents the basic level of relationship that a human being should strive for with God.

But – less reliant on nostalgia (and indeed catchphrases) than many a telly star's live offering – it could be easily enjoyed by almost anyone.

However, a niche doesn't necessarily have to be about focusing on just one offering; it could be focusing on one particular market.

But to give you an idea of where you would find its offerings – it could be in an carrier's app store, an app search feature built into a browser, or a search feature built into a mobile phone platform, to name a few.

"No more history," the Balenciaga designer, Nicolas Ghesquière told American Vogue' s website style.com immediately after his most recent offering – and it could be a mantra for the season as a whole.

This may just be version one of their cloud offering, and it could be that version two does require some licensing agreements with the labels.

This feature certainly sets Chase Pay apart from competitors' offerings, but it could be challenged with regard to consumer adoption.

To cut a long story short, the IPA ended up offering the SFP an ultimatum: It could be admitted only if Lacan was struck from its list of training analysts.

China is encouraging foreign universities to open campuses there much more demanding than cramming existing lecture theatres.Second, what Britain is offering is not as good as it could be.

For example, customer value could come from being a more convenient supplier or offering a speedier delivery service, or it could be attributed to being cheaper than alternatives (while still comparable on quality).