Sentence examples for offering to be made from inspiring English sources

The Sam's Club offering, to be made available this spring, will be under $25,000 for the first physician in a practice, and about $10,000 for each additional doctor.

Perhaps the product I was offering -- an opportunity to be made fun of in a newspaper column -- was not sufficiently enticing.

It can be flown to a higher altitude and carry payloads up to 225kg.Neither Generation Orbit or Virgin Galactic may come down much on price, as both see a profit to be made in offering regular launches, even weekly ones.

IT architectures are changing, and API management companies are offering different ways for the data to be made available.

In addition, the value of referral to secondary care was disputed, either in enabling a diagnosis to be made or offering support to the GP in supporting and managing the patient.

A handful of companies think there's a decent business to be made offering people like Britny a backup and storage service for her mobile self.

Gorman's pitch since he became CEO a couple of years ago is that there's lots of money to be made offering advice to small investors through brokers and corporations through investment bankers.

To ensure the efficacy of their prayers, the people came to believe that their offerings could be made more acceptable to the gods if accompanied by songs of praise and other invocations of the gods' might and power.

During a conference call Tuesday with investors, Eelco Blok, the KPN chief executive, said América Móvil had not yet decided whether it would purchase new shares in the offering, which would be made to existing shareholders.

Offerings to kami were made every year by the government and the Imperial Household, and prayers were offered for the safety of the state and people.

We participated in Filecoin, for example, but [its offering] was made only to accredited investors.