Sentence examples for offers as standard from inspiring English sources

Inside, the 650S offers as standard faux suede with contrast stitching and polished carbon-fiber all over even the floorboards.

The service displays the offers as standard banner ads within apps through remnant mobile ad inventory via ad exchanges, as well as via email to its own subscriber base.

And each of the vehicles on our list offers as standard many safety features side airbags, electronic stability control and daytime running lights that were either optional or found only in luxury cars just a decade ago.

The mirrors are now offered as standard or optional equipment on more than 120 different 2000 models.

As with many cars, a dash mounted 5.8-inch touchscreen will be offered as standard equipment on the GTI.

Often there will already be a cabinet offered as standard to fit into that uneven corner run, rhombus of a nook or sliver next to your stove.

The benefits to parents of flexible working – offered as standard now – might appear obvious, but for anyone wanting to move up the ranks it seems that part-time hours can create new barriers to progress.

While the mirrors are offered as standard equipment in a few minivans, a resourceful parent could easily purchase a mirror of about the same size and shape, and rig it to the ceiling of any vehicle.

The security agencies say the use of encryption for emails and chats – increasingly offered as standard by the internet companies – is making it harder for them to track terrorist suspects.

G.M. said the Volt would have a built-in navigation system, hands-free telephone capabilities and other features not normally offered as standard equipment, as well as five free years of the company's OnStar communication service.

Much advice on offer online suggests souping up the specification of a netbook so it can run Microsoft's Windows XP operating system, rather than the free, open-source Linux system that is offered as standard on many netbooks.Yet increasing the specification only makes sense for people who want to run (and to pay for) Windows and specific Windows-based applications.