Sentence examples for offering right from inspiring English sources

As far as consumers are concerned, few companies are getting their electronic offering right.

If Microsoft, Nokia and Skype get their offering right, we could see the mobile industry turn full circle.

KPMG Consulting was not forced to do a public offering right now, said Marshall Cooper, executive editor of Consultants News, a trade publication.

In which case, I'd tell them this: Match the deals and discounts that the G.M. and Chrysler are offering right now, and then we'll talk.

Hammond said that a trial scheme of offering right to buy to housing association tenants would be extended, but to a regional pilot, not right across the country.

And although we haven't been growing as fast as we would like, we have consistently outperformed those countries that followed the recipe that the House Republicans are offering right now.

But if Mr. Bush continues to push his radical agenda, offering right-wing judicial nominees and environmental policies that threaten our air and water, Senate Democrats may have no option other than to obstruct.

The idealisation of Dutch cycling in the British cycling press omits to mention that being a respected, mainstream means of transport incurs responsibilities as well as offering rights.

On the CBOE, a customer paid a premium of 3.4 for around 14,000 put options expiring in May offering rights to sell the VIX at a fixed 35.0.

For schools that get their offerings right, the outlook still seems bright.

Staged and choreographed with fertile charm by Kathleen Marshall, the series's artistic director, this "Wonderful Town" ranks with the best of the Encores! offerings, right up there with "The Boys From Syracuse" and "Call Me Madam".