Sentence examples for offering known from inspiring English sources

Last spring, the Treasury Department sold off 200 million shares of the insurer in a highly awaited offering known as the "re-I.P.O". of A.I.G.

While still at Andersen, one of them, Justin Gardener, had written a document required for HIH's 1992 public offering, known as an investigating accountant's report.

|  Groupon's strategy in its initial offering, known as "slim to win," involves selling a small portion of the company's shares in order to create an artificial scarcity, Barron's writes.

To make its offering known within the industry, this month, Terpon is giving away 1,000 of its beta-edition cameras to influential performers.

Patchirajan says that Hubbl is now moving forward with the company's B2B offering known as "Spacebar," which involves partnerships with publishers and other content distribution networks.

Threadflip will use the cash to hire at least 20 more merchandising and operations people to help deal with the demand of its popular white glove service offering known as the Concierge Full Service.

Do their offerings, known as "on-demand software" or "software as a service", justify such figures?For years, sceptics said that concerns over security and reliability would stifle demand for software delivered using the internet.

On a morning last week, a crowd of believers filed past him carrying offerings, known as ex votos, many of them sold by hawkers on the winding road leading up to the church.

In the old days, investors in offerings known to be hot could be sure of making money, and so they pushed to get in on the offering regardless of how much they thought the shares might be worth or how likely the company was to prosper in the long term.

There has been a wave of startups turning to initial coin offerings, known as ICOs, to raise funding through digital currency and now at least one fund is doing this, too.

The venture capitalists, eager to cash out their investments in the form of public stock offerings, knew that the public markets valued sites with heavy Internet traffic.