Sentence examples for proffered in the form of from inspiring English sources

But it's not until early February 2012 that conclusive proof is proffered in the form of an email, dated the day after the royal wedding, addressed to James Murdoch and News International executives, assuring them the "device" is now sitting in "KM's cervix" and is under 24-hour surveillance.

Yet this pursuit of redemption comes gilded: Some of the big banks' giving is proffered in the form of for-profit loans.

But money, too, is proffered discreetly, in the form of a scholarship or an Ivy education leading to a high-paying job.

Why isn't it somewhat like a proffer, that you've got to proffer the evidence in the form of these recounts so we know what is in those recounts and whether there is a proper basis for there to be an amended certification?

Under the proposal I proffered in the 1990s, a family of four would owe no federal income tax on its first $36,000 of income.

Since the samples proffered to the analysts in the second validation experiment were identical to those proffered in the first, this allowed for a conventional assessment of ISR [ 17] (see Figure  5).

It is proffered in the paper that change agents in the banking industry should always consider the aspect of job security and motivational incentives when implementing change.

Here 'sustainable' is paired with the trope most often proffered as a remedy to the conjoined threats of population explosion and economic disaster: 'development.' Taken together in the form of the phrase 'sustainable development,' these two terms therefore suggest that methods and strategies for securing an ecological and economical future are ready at hand.

A distraction arrives in the form of Molly Rivers Merritt Weverr), a former student who at first proffers advice before pulling out a gun and producing a long list of grievances.

"Windows can have flat arches, gentle arches or full arches," is one helpful suggestion proffered by the guide, which takes the form of eight "exemplar" case studies, from a white rendered terrace in Bude to a neoclassical mansion block in Islington.

A key argument proffered in favor of carrier-mediated water-glucose coupling is the apparent constancy of the water-glucose coupling (7).