Sentence examples for offering it more from inspiring English sources

President Obama should stress the necessity of shared sacrifice, and push the state of Michigan to take on more of the city's fiscal responsibilities, perhaps by offering it more federal aid.

We are in the process of expanding Septris to include more nurse-centric sepsis education, and we are now offering it more widely through the Surviving Sepsis Campaign Collaborative E-Community Web site.

Still, because surgery for spina bifida is straightforward sealing an opening in the spinal column, which fails to close around the spinal cord as it should—surgeons began offering it prenatally more than 10 years ago.

In fact, your shoulder should come to meet your chin, offering it even more protection than in your normal stance.

That option is still a bit expensive and technologically daunting for many libraries, but more and more are offering it.

HHR education may be even less common than these numbers suggest as deans of schools offering HHR education or interested in offering it may have been more likely to respond to our survey.

But as 2016 progressed, staying in the game became a question of offering more, and offering it differently.

China is attracting little interest despite more firms offering it, said David Stitt of The Real Gap, but bookings for Japan have doubled in a year.

So perhaps the officers from the Metropolitan Police who visited the gallery last week ought to have thought more carefully before complaining about its current contents thus offering it yet more free publicity.When the police pick a fight with artists, they tend to lose, and end up embarrassing themselves.

Their people kept coming back, offering more and more money.

"If we want to get more businesses offering more apprentices, it will be crucial to keep bureaucracy to a minimum and to make sure employers are in the driving seat when it comes to targeting funding".