Sentence examples for primary offering from inspiring English sources

The great promise of the United States, its primary offering to its citizens and the world, is at grave risk.

"They're not a music company," said Dana Harris, a spokeswoman for Roxio Inc., whose primary offering is a subscription service for $10 a month.

Merlin Entertainments, whose properties include Madame Tussaud's and Legoland, plans to raise £200 million (about $323 million) in a primary offering of shares.

The company likes to talk about services such as Maps and Earth as if they were providing them for fun – a neat, free extra as a reward for using their primary offering, the search box.

It isn't until after clicking on one of the featured lessons that the user is thrust into LearnHub's social learning network, which is its primary offering.

Nest launched with thermostats as their primary offering, but now the company also sells home security systems as they extend the possibilities of the internet of things.

Bars and restaurants with mescal, tequila and other traditional drinks as their primary offerings — including pulque and sotol, also derived from agave — are springing up all over Mexico City.

When acting as underwriters in primary offerings of municipal securities subject to the rule, they must reasonably determine, among other things, that the municipal issuer has agreed to provide to the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board MSRBB) timely notice of certain events.

On a recent afternoon, in conference at the end of the counter display, the towering and soft-spoken Mr. Kuna listed the shop's primary offerings for a visitor: slab bacon, fried bacon, single smoked loin, double smoked loin, two loins wrapped in bacon, smoked spare ribs, smoked shoulder, Black Forest ham.

These executives can't get behind these products the way they do their company's primary offerings, and it shows.

The program, financed by a $3 check-off on federal income tax returns, limits candidates to spending a total of about $44.6 million in the 2004 primaries, offering a dollar-for-dollar match for each $250 contribution they raise to a maximum of about $18.6 million, said Bob Biersack, a spokesman for the Federal Election Commission.