Sentence examples for offering life from inspiring English sources

We looked at some literature that listed various insurance companies offering life insurance.

Twenty years ago, the firm started offering life insurance and funeral cover to low-paid civil servants.

Such critics say that the government is offering life support to businesses that would otherwise fail in a Darwinian marketplace.

They insisted that the typically longer lives of women should be taken into account when offering life insurance policies, for instance.

DiCarmine doubted that he could, but he met with them to find out what they were offering: life in prison rather than the death penalty.

All through the "working" day I was distracted by telephone salespeople offering life insurance, gold cards, replacement windows, cheaper heating oil or Caribbean cruises.

"This destruction of infrastructure essential to life leaves the besieged, resolute people, including all children and elderly men and women, without any health facilities offering life-saving treatment... leaving them to die," said Aleppo's health directorate in a statement sent to Reuters late on Friday by an opposition official.

By June 2013, 13 of the 22 Global Plan priority countries had adopted the same policy of offering life-long treatment.

For one thing, by offering both life and non-life insurance, Allianz will be less dependent than Nationale-Nederlanden on prices in the life market.

This belief has led to the development of prehospital programs that provide an array of advanced life support (ALS) interventions to the injured patient in the field, and that have largely replaced programs offering basic life support (BLS) alone.

Sometimes, he seems to be offering inspirational life lessons along with his pitch.