Sentence examples for one may offer from inspiring English sources
But there's another personalized annual report that's worth viewing each January, and this one may offer happier news — of free beach vacations or extra money to pay your bills.
This sound account will, however, set aside any distorted act-descriptions that one may offer others, or even oneself, as rationalizations and exculpations of one's choice and act, but that do not correspond to what really made the option attractive, as end or as means, and so was treated, in one's actual course of deliberation, as one's reason for acting as one did.
In Egypt one may offer ashaan ad-dukhaan, or "something for your cigarettes," a truly insignificant amount of money.
In Egypt, one may offer ashaan ash-shay ("something for your tea," presumably to drink with your ill-gotten cigarettes), while in Syria the money will be for finjaan 'ahwa, "a cup of coffee," and in South Korea, it will be for soju, Korean whisky.
Some will only lend up to £1,000, but some of the bigger ones may offer larger loans or even mortgages.
Könönen et al [ 7] have hypothesized that this, on one hand, may offer a reservoir of resistance genes potentially transferable to pathogens, while on the other hand, this may allow commensal microorganism as P. catoniae to remain in the oral cavity after frequent ß-lactam antibiotic courses and prevent the overgrowth of opportunistic pathogens.
"One insurer may offer you a 50% discount based on your four-year NCD, but another only 30%," says Julie Daniels, head of motor at Comparethemarket.com.
For example, one shop may offer a faster processor or larger hard drive than another, all of which affects price.
And, in fact, the seventh episode, which I won't spoil, pulls a daring switcheroo, one that may offer a new lens through which to interpret Roseanne's behavior.
The highly conserved association of a secondary element with a specific gene in one taxon may offer clues for its function in others.
One, people may offer more than a minimal amount to the other player because they care about equity and treating the other player fairly [ 9].
