Sentence examples for offering part of the from inspiring English sources

Often sections from different sources dovetail, as if each culture were offering part of the story.

A lot of other companies were only offering part of the package, and with our experience in building websites that were designed to be found on the web we knew we could offer something unique.

And if he tries to cut costs by offering part of the work to his European allies, will they want it, or be able to afford it?Mr Richard, having seen five American administrations during his quarter-century in politics—he was an early follower of Michel Rocard, one of France's more go-ahead Socialists is ready to wait and see.

Based on the travels of an itinerant robot named Lyka who comes to Earth after her own planet is ravaged by climatological events, the project has already received some initial financing from the Tribeca Film Institute through its TFI New Media Fund and presented its prototype offering part of the TFI Interactive program during the Tribeca Film Festival.

Hastening the review of drilling permits in Alaska and the possibility of offering parts of the Atlantic Coast for lease in the next few years, in particular, represent a significant change from the administration's attitude toward drilling after the spill.

The authority has flexible working practices, offering part-time roles and the option of working from home.

Hassan joined her there, offering her part of the dry space under the umbrella.

But he is offering as part of the package room and board in his restored 1735 farmhouse here.

Apple also intends to make its Maps offering a part of the OS X framework for application developers, according to 9to5's sources.

After all, they ended up settling for a deal very close to the one President Bill Clinton was offering before parts of the government closed for a week in late 1995 and three weeks in early 1996.

Before determining if the prospect in question is a real opportunity, it is important to conceptualize and visualize the product offering as part of the company's future standard offering and evaluate the plausibility of the product.