Sentence examples for offering perks from inspiring English sources

Cyber Monday is Black Friday online: numerous retailers offer discounts on purchases made through their websites, offering perks like free shipping and site-wide sales in an attempt to boost spending.

Citigroup and Bank of America offer high-end cards through their private banking and private client businesses, offering perks for international travel, full-time concierge service, and rewards for purchases.

They are also usually cheaper, frequently offering perks like free breakfasts.

Part of that strategy, Mr. Golvin said, is offering perks like exclusive "presales" of hot new models to subscribers.

But credit cards aren't covered by the Durbin amendment, so banks are still offering perks for shopping done on credit cards.

In Australia, Britain, Ireland and New Zealand, private insurers duplicate the coverage of state-run health systems, usually offering perks like better service or shorter queues.

It was feared that some cash incentives to switch offered by rivals would not have applied, but many providers are now offering the perks to customers moving from the N&P.

It is also offering other perks like unlimited vacation days and monthly wine tastings.

And my quibble is with The Times, not the companies offering the perks.

Many are vying for pickers, packers and shippers by offering new perks.

The government has also established high-profile programs to lure back Chinese scientists and academics by temporarily offering various perks and privileges.