Sentence examples for offering of both from inspiring English sources

"We believe that for the first time, a single company can deliver a comprehensive offering of both goods and services to businesses and consumers.

In  the clearest public sign of the company's intentions, one of its investors, Gobi Partners, announced that Conor Yang, the architect behind the public offering of both AirMedia Group and Dangdang.com, had been hired as Tuniu's chief financial officer earlier this year.

The junta had earlier announced plans to cancel the initial public offering of both TOT and CAT Telecom and to merge the two state enterprises.

For AOL, the NewFront was more than a slate of new original video shows, it was an integrated offering of both media and technology with its programmatic platform, explains Jim Norton, Global Head, Media Sales at AOL in this inteview at the AOL NewFront.

Sophismata discussed in the form of a disputation usually involve the offering of arguments both for the truth and falsity of the proposition, resolved by a master.

The primary goal of the deal, which calls for AG to operate as an autonomous unit of Draft, is to improve client service offerings of both agencies.

But nor is it the pro-market fundamentalism coupled to the myth of choice that had dominated the offerings of both parties for decades.

Dynastic carve-up supposed to be completed in 4 years, will likely include sales or public offerings of both Hyatt and Marmon.

On Monday eBay and Kaboodle will jointly announce a new service called "MyCollectibles", which will be tightly integrated with the core offerings of both companies.

So during this last Christmas in Oklahoma, I took it upon myself to suss out the state's best offering of the dish, both to understand its nuanced significance there and to try to conquer my bad associations with the bottom feeder.

Hospices and hospitals are not necessarily the same, and the results are not fully comparable, but these studies all show a substantial offering of CAM in both in- and outpatients units.