Sentence examples for offering out of from inspiring English sources

"But no, he was offering out of the blue to assist me in any way that he could.

Now, Issuu is taking its enterprise offering out of beta and changing its pricing model to a flat rate of $19 per month for any number of publications and any number of readers.

The startup appeared to come out of nowhere in October 2014, riding the wave of interest in enterprise collaboration apps that also includes the likes of Slack, Microsoft's Yammer, Hipchat and many others stepping up their pace to court the enterprise market, like Facebook, which will be launching its own enterprise offering out of beta next week.

Recently, an increasing number of protocols and vendors have begun offering out of the box solutions for hybrid capture, meaning, the researcher need not do development work but merely choose between a preset targeted enrichment regions (e.g. whole exome) or specify their own custom enrichment region.

In 2004, the Labour government renegotiated GPs' contracts so that they were able to withdraw from offering out-of-hours services.

The California State Bar has suspended three Beverly Hills lawyers who filed thousands of lawsuits against small businesses before offering out-of-court settlements.

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt has accused Labour of causing the crisis by allowing GPs to opt out of offering out-of-hours care in 2005.

Patients are allowed to see a doctor who is not in the network the insurer established, but they pay much higher out-of-pocket costs than they would in a traditional plan offering out-of-network benefits.

People enrolled in this plan are covered only if they go to a doctor or hospital within the network, but insurers are also experimenting with plans that allow a patient to see someone outside the network but pay much more than they would in a traditional plan offering out-of-network benefits.

Among those with employer-provided health benefits, about three out of four workers, or 54.2 million people, were covered by insurance plans offering out-of-network options, according to a 2007 survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation, a health care research group.

Liverpool are looking at offering out-of-favour Manchester City striker Stevan Jovetic, 25, the chance to stay in the Premier League, with the striker set to leave Etihad Stadium in the summer.