Sentence examples for offers will be made from inspiring English sources

Special offers will be made to lure tourists for the traditionally slow weekend days.

The lump-sum offers will be made to retirees who left G.M. between October of 1997 and December of last year.

Some bogus offers will be made to low-paid workers like those carers: raising the tax threshold again is a quintessential Osbornism.

The impasse is unlikely to be broken any time soon, but there will be discussions, offers will be made, alongside threats, and if the sums work there is an outside chance that a second fight could happen.

Bursaries/Scholarships Many scholarship offers will be made conditional on students achieving required grades, which are usually of a higher standard than the entry requirements for the undergraduate courses.

"Given the numbers of people involved, conditional offers will be made in several stages and with interviews set to continue until the end of March 2012 there is still plenty of time for applications to progress".

To that end, Irrupt promises "'real deal' sounds rather than 'approximations'" in their offerings and insists that the "granular sounds" on offer will be made by top creators in each genre.

"There can be no certainty that any offer will be made".

"There can be no assurance any offer will be made," WPP said.

There's no certainty an offer will be made or what the terms of that offer will be".

There is no guarantee any offer will be made, Allied Domecq said in a statement to the London Stock Exchange Tuesday morning.