Sentence examples for points to offer from inspiring English sources

M&S Bank has slashed the rate on its personal loans by 0.3 percentage points to offer the lowest-ever interest rate on a personal loan in the UK – just 5.5% APR on loans of between £7,500 and £15,000.

But Gore diverged from his talking points to offer his thoughts on how to deal with what he called "the most serious [crisis] we've ever faced".

One area she said Mozilla has been working on is making its privacy policies more accessible and intelligible for mobile users — by, for instance, writing them using a ninth grade reading model and using bullet points to condense and foreground key points, to offer a digested and accessible summary ahead of the full T&Cs.

Before the session ended, the two generals made a point to offer relatively upbeat predictions.

It's difficult at this point to offer carrots, but the United States and other countries can wield some sticks.

Ms. Faulkner has made it a point to offer a "cool" workplace even though her company is distant from Pacific beaches or Manhattan towers.

Wales will need at some point to offer more variety in midfield – James Hook remained on the bench on Saturday as there was never a point when Wales needed to force the game.

There are no plans at this point to offer Dynamo as a Web Service.

But they make a decent living because there's a certain price-point to offer the service.

"We're hoping at some point to offer 'App Store-like' functionality to allow people to make money from selling software they write," he said in an interview.

The thing is, Time Warner showed no inclination at any point to offer the Dodgers channel on an a la carte basis — that is, with an understanding that only those who wanted it would pay for it.