Sentence examples for offering prizes from inspiring English sources

On the web, DraftKings offers players real pay-outs for playing, offering prizes for players who pay entry fees to join.

Also offers "a special lot of beautiful advertising matter". Also describes contest offering prizes to stores with best Hires displays, circulars, newspaper ads, etc. Filed with North Carolina broadsides.

Offering prizes for scientific achievements is hardly new.

One is to support research and development, including by offering prizes for innovation.

Offering prizes in the developing world similar to the Lemelson-M.I.T. award, he said, would be "a very significant incentive".

The code of conduct on marketing includes prohibitions on deceptive tactics and on offering prizes and sweepstakes to attract borrowers.

While sterilization campaigns are not uncommon in this country of 1.2 billion people, offering prize incentives certainly is.

Offering prize money in parity with the men, it paved the way for the richest race in the sport, the women's Tour de Yorkshire.

Some of the options that have been discussed among the athletes are expanding rules for athletes in displaying sponsor logos, posting on Twitter about sponsors or offering prize money in a similar fashion to the world championships.

And NASA is offering prize money ranging from $200,000 to more than $5 million for building equipment including lunar excavators and solar sails — large mirror-based equipment intended to collect solar power and conserve rocket fuel.

The difference today from when these sports first started is that organizations and sponsors such as Red Bull, the energy drink, have turned formerly counterculture pastimes into moneymaking industries with regular televised events, offering prize money and endorsements.