Sentence examples for offering office space from inspiring English sources

He says its concept is focused on creating the right creative ecosystem rather than simply offering office space.

Hiring Insignia/ESG of Stamford to serve as the leasing agent, Brickman Associates is offering office space in the vacant building at $27 a square foot.

A dozen law schools, including City University of New York and Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego, have set up incubators to train future solo practitioners in their first year out of school, offering office space and mentors.

The move is part of an increasing number of so-called corporate incubators — programs offering office space, contacts with prospective clients and often early-stage investment — that are popping up across Europe.

At the same time, it is taking the unusual step of providing the chosen start-ups with access to its 28,770 employees for engineering, recruiting and business advice, and offering office space at the Googleplex and classes on building a business.

And as The Globe's need for newsroom space shrank, Mr. Mayer tried to welcome new partners in the digital world by offering office space to technology start-up companies that could work with The Globe on investigative articles and ventures like The Boston Globe's travel show.

Beyond just offering office spaces, shopping, and entertainment in the form of a 14-screen IMAX movie theater, the building also boasts two, 1,000-room five-star hotels, "Paradise Island" water park, an artificial beach that can accommodate 6,000 people and a faux sun that will shine 24 hours a day.

Through Partner Space, Verily aims to foster a rich ecosystem for innovation and idea sharing by offering office and lab space, exposure to the Verily team and other collaboration partners, and access to shared amenities.

Like other accelerators, Rock Health offers a value-add for its startups by offering mentorship, office space, operational support and seed capital.

Start-ups will be encouraged to move to the district, where Mitsubishi Estate, which owns large chunks of the area, is shrewdly offering them office space at discounted rates.

The town is striving to make the venture succeed: offering cheap office space and allowing use of its idle port and tugboats.