Sentence examples for prized offering from inspiring English sources

The jobs are prized, offering better pay than the more run-of-the-mill work offered around the yard.

To make that happen, the foundation, perhaps better known for its spaceflight prize, is offering the Archon genomics prize.

Now here comes David Cameron's prize offering.

A new fiction award, the Orange Prize, offering £30,0000 for the best English-language novel of the year written by a woman (£10,000 more than the Booker and £9,000 more than the Whitbread), was launched in January to a mixed reception.

If we take the time to help, they'll be happier and safer, too, from the next scam artist with the big prize offering.

The only difference between the first two groups is the prize offering; the toddler will receive an age-appropriate toy.

That is why we at the Nine Dots prize are offering $100,000 for the best answer to the question: are digital technologies making politics impossible?

VC firms long had prized public offerings as the apotheosis of wealth creation.

A Berkshire council is running a prize draw offering to pay five winners' 2010/11 council tax bill.

But Schlumberger won the prize by offering a 20% premium for the company–after Sema shares ran up by 20% last week on merger rumors.

In recent years they learned all too well how to please the bankers, who trotted the analysts around like prize horses, offering rides to prospective clients.