Sentence examples for offering to cover from inspiring English sources

This buys a kind of insurance for the landlord, offering to cover any costs at the end of the tenancy.

Novartis is offering to cover the entire co-pay, up to $800 a month, which is 20 percent of the drug's monthly cost.

When he discovered the truth, he begged her to withdraw from the business, offering to cover the money she would lose.

Barratt is also advertising 100percentnt part-exchange with buyers' old homes, and offering to cover mortgage payments until January 2009.

Reuters said that Mr Nisman claimed last week that President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner had conducted secret negotiations with Iran through non-diplomatic channels, offering to cover up the involvement of Iranian officials so Argentina could start swapping grain for much-needed oil from Iran.

If the scientists identify a compound that they believe could be useful in treating myeloma, the consortium approaches the drug company that makes it, offering to cover the expense of having it tested at the consortium's centers, and, possibly, to cover some of the overhead costs of clinical trials.

Beyond churches' geographic challenges, few religious groups have the necessary 20percentt down payment along with a strong history of collecting enough tithes and offerings to cover a big mortgage, Messier said.

In the meantime, the company is also offering to send stickers to cover the passage.

A Swedish town wants to boost its population in a big way, and one solution may be offering helping to cover the costs of fertility treatments or adoption to new residents.

At the initial interview she was told they would only call if she got the job, but she persisted and asked that she be called even if she didn't and told why she wasn't hired, offering to provide two Yuan to cover the expense of the phone call.

Now, as then, a tall, slim young man in a crisply tailored military uniform will wed a bride so striking she has launched 10,000 magazine covers, offering to Britain and the world the promise of a monarchy alluringly renewed.