Sentence examples for position of offering from inspiring English sources

That means VCs are now in the unenviable position of offering investors higher-risk, lower-yield investment opportunities.

Antoine's money troubles: Antoine was in the rare position of offering someone else money this week when he helped Ladonna with $150 towards Daymo's funeral.

It also appeared to put Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in the awkward position of offering a late-night victory speech even as the final outcome remained uncertain.

Plus, many new developments occurring with mobile architecture are aimed at PC devices, putting Apple in a position of offering a new product without wide developer support.

Underperforming complements have left console producers in the position of offering a Ferrari in a world without gasoline or highways an admirable engineering feat, but not one that creates value for customers.

Underperforming complements have left the console producers in the position of offering a Ferrari in a world without gasoline or highways an admirable engineering feat, but not one that creates value for customers.

The so-called P3 — Britain, France and the United States — also held separate talks about reaching common positions in advance of offering a resolution that would place Syria's chemical munitions under international control, ensure that users of those munitions were held accountable and include an enforcement provision for noncompliance.

But to the extent that the nonprofit world is characterized by more leaders than leadership positions, the notion of offering sabbaticals for executives has gained salience.

The idea of a countryman in such a position of trust offering a string of bare-faced lies on oath would have been, well, unthinkable.

But a person with knowledge of the negotiations said that the Mets apparently have amended their position of not offering the veteran left-hander anything more than a three-year deal.

Some Bush supporters have talked of offering a cabinet position to Joe Lieberman.