Sentence examples for offers a prize for from inspiring English sources

How long before Netflix offers a prize for software that can improve on that?

Director Will Schuester Matthew Morrisonn) assigns the members to perform a duet with another classmate, and offers a prize for the best performance.

One idea is to offer a prize for whistleblowers.

Five years earlier the Academy of Sciences had offered a prize for a process to convert salt to soda ash.

They offered a prize for an imaginary interview between any two unacquainted contemporaries whose style and outlook were well known.

Napoleon III had offered a prize for the development of a cheap butter substitute to be used in the French Navy.

In 1809 the French Academy of Sciences offered a prize for a mathematical account of the phenomena exhibited in experiments on vibrating plates conducted by the German physicist Ernst F.F. Chladni.

Many of the popular bracket tournaments out there don't even bother to offer a prize for the perfect bracket, like Yahoo.com and ESPN.com and CBSSports.com.com

Famously, Napoleon offered a prize for the invention of a method of food preservation that would facilitate the feeding of his armies.

Marvin Minsky, one of the few living founders of AI, calls it a publicity stunt and has offered a prize for its termination.

"Can we offer a prize for whichever reader induces the next wicket?" David Keech in San Francisco writes, trying to spice up the report before it has even begun.