Sentence examples for open to offering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ergen has since said he would be open to offering cash, too.

But for drivers who need longer range, he said, Nissan was open to offering a version of the car with a longer-lasting battery.

"Companies are increasingly becoming more open to offering flexible work to employees," agrees Kate Headley, development director at The Clear Company.

And Dr. J. James Rohack, the incoming president of the medical association, said Mr. Obama told him at a meeting last month that he was open to offering some liability protection to doctors who follow standard guidelines for medical practice.

Mr. Leahy said Saturday that Airbus had given Rolls-Royce an exclusive deal to build the engines for the A350-1000, but said the plane maker was still open to offering competing engines on its other A350 models, though none have been developed so far.

HHS has let states know that it's open to offering waivers that allow for work requirements and other changes to Medicaid rules.

Guessing that the kind of people who deal class A drugs would be much more relaxed and open to people offering them money that doesn't have the Queen on it, I called a number I found on my phone after a party one morning and was told to find a certain type of car parked at the end of a nearby road.

The competition's focus will be shifting to so-called Web services -- clever software that opens the door to offering a new level of computerized automation and convenience to companies and consumers.

From opening a preschool, to offering GRE tutoring services, this is a great niche.

In the UK, for example, 10 of the biggest ISPs voluntarily signed up in 2012 to a code that held them to offering open and full access to the net, and not prioritising traffic to their own products.

3) Sure Start nursery centres to be converted into children centres offering "one-stop shops, open to all families, offering excellent affordable childcare, healthcare and parenting advice".