Sentence examples for offering much of from inspiring English sources

The governing body is not offering much of an example to its clubs, whatever Bristol's stance in negotiations.

On Senbayashi, an Osaka shopping street, merchants recently held a 100-yen day, offering much of their merchandise for that price.

Obama has made his job all the more difficult by trying to do something — and in some cases succeeding — without offering much of a challenge to the people standing in the way.

Even Wall Street, despite its recent weakness, is not offering much of an income; the dividend yield is just 2.1%, well down into that bottom quintile.Why does the yield matter so much?

After playing within themselves during the opening 45 minutes against a Swansea side that controlled possession without offering much of a threat, Cardiff were a different proposition after the interval.

Bayern threw themselves into the attack without offering much of a threat in the closing minutes, while Mönchengladbach held on to end a run of four successive away defeats and move above Hertha Berlin in the table.

He doesn't appear enamored with any of 27 (yes, 27) wannabe successor, though, declining to endorse and not offering much praise of even his own lieutenant governor, Gavin Newsom.

Most of the events are quite accessible, offering much that is of interest to the vast majority of people who are involved in — or interested in — the collector car hobby.

Then came the Coalition government, who rightly tried to stop the programme, but without offering much by way of repairing the damage.

Yet the bank isn't offering much besides crumbs of explanation: it said his retirement is for personal reasons that have nothing to do with the company's financial condition or financial reporting.

It would then be, in effect, the philosophical rationale for the understanding of human nature that humanism has represented, typically without offering much in the way of supporting argument.