Sentence examples for offering points from inspiring English sources

Preceding these sections are "Parisians at Home" and "Parisians Abroad," which together present works by seven French composers, from Fauré to Milhaud, offering points of comparison for their New York counterparts.

LoSo will also be offering points of its own, so if a user starts checking in frequently (to any place), they will become eligible for LoSo rewards as well.

The new offering points to a major change in the way service providers think about how subscribers gain access to their content.

Each of those modules could be its own business — and indeed, there are startups offering point solutions for all of those problems.

Over the weekend, Ezra Klein wondered if maybe the congressional GOP just doesn't know what Obama is offering, pointing to an unnamed Republican legislator who said he'd take the White House more seriously if they offered chained CPI (CCPI) as part of the deal.

Human children start to use gestures such as giving (for example, food objects), offering, pointing and showing, to coordinate attention toward a social partner and an object of mutual interest.

Peer2 gets around the ban by offering users points instead of dollars; points are redeemable for Amazon products.

He joined what has become a steady procession of Republican governors coming to Washington, offering pointed warnings that tiptoeing around Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid spending is no longer acceptable.

At least two people close to the offering pointed out that John C. Malone, who sits on AT&T's board, has had considerable success with such exchange offers at Liberty Media, his television programming operation.

But by Thursday afternoon, the company and its underwriters looked at the offering book and decided to accommodate what Mr. Woodward called "very-high-quality institutional investors" who were willing to buy in bulk at $14. Skeptics of the offering pointed not only to the tortured history of publicly traded sports teams but also the specifics of Manchester United's offering.

WDM PONs offering point-to-point connectivity, independence of multiple access protocol to share the medium are good candidates for supporting the new fronthaul fibre network requirements.