Sentence examples for offering the same kind from inspiring English sources

D'Artagnan is offering the same kind of deals on its food.

In Professor Berman's opinion, the United States needs to compete by offering the same kind of social services in Iraq and Afghanistan, though he concedes that terrorist groups will do everything to stop such efforts.

But he never once deviated from the notion that he remains popular, a victim of a conspiracy financed by outsiders — offering the same kind of logic that was heard in Libya and Egypt before uprisings brought down longtime autocrats.

From 2014 we will all get letters offering the same kind of breakdown, but in the meantime this is the easiest way to get an indication of how much you are contributing to the nation.

But he isn't offering the same kind of change: Mr. Edwards ran an unabashedly populist campaign, while Mr. Obama portrays himself as a candidate who can transcend partisanship — and given the economic elitism of the modern Republican Party, populism is unavoidably partisan.

That's partly because in Europe there haven't really emerged competitors offering the same kind of subscription-based business model and around the same kind of fast fashion offering.

Become.com and Shopzilla/Connexity are part of the wave of price-comparison online shopping aggregators that sprung up in the earlier days of the web, before Google got a grip on offering the same kinds of services through their main search engine, and sites like eBay and Amazon were less ubiquitous than they are today as aggregating marketplaces in their own rights.

When it comes to music purchased from iTunes, Apple's also offering the same iCloud sync and push features as it is for other kinds of media.

Offering the same academic instruction to all will not work.

Or maybe it is just the same old carrot offering the same old promise of triumph.

Places merely offering "convenience gambling" are truly susceptible to competition from Indians offering the same product.