Sentence examples for offering secret from inspiring English sources

Genentech has begun offering secret rebates to eye doctors as an apparent inducement to get them to use more of the company's expensive drug Lucentis rather than a less costly alternative.

However, these efforts faced the classic problem of cartels: each member had an incentive to cheat on the organization by producing more than its quota and by offering secret price concessions to buyers.

The lawsuit, filed in 2002, contended that Ford cheated the dealers out of some $800 million in profits from 1987 through 1998 by offering secret discounts in violation of its agreements to sell commercial trucks at published prices.

The lawsuit, filed by 11 patients in U.S. District Court in Massachusetts, focuses on a common practice in the pharmaceutical industry: Drug companies compete for insurers' business by offering secret rebates on their drugs.

The number of IBCs offering secret facilities had risen in 10 years from zero to 16,000, each having to do little more than pay US$100 a year for the privilege.

In the 1990s, George was a quiet but critical presence in what Hillary Clinton would dub a "vast right-wing conspiracy" — a hotshot young attorney working to undermine President Bill Clinton by offering secret legal aid to his accusers and reportedly funneling salacious details to the Drudge Report.

Two Kaspersky employees had gotten cryptic messages from Mr. Martin — calling himself "HAL999999999" — via Twitter that seemed to be offering secrets, as Politico first reported in January.

But, in Steele's telling, the Russians were clearly offering Trump secret political help.

Look beyond the waterfall and you will find a semi-natural rock pool, offering a secret place to plunge and swim.

While his motive remains unexplained, within nine days of joining the New York office Hanssen mailed the first of his letters to the KGB, the FBI alleges, offering stolen secret documents in return for $100,000.

Jury selection is to begin on Monday in the trial of a retired Air Force master sergeant accused of offering satellite secrets to China, Iraq and Libya for more than $13 million.