Sentence examples for question of offering from inspiring English sources

But as 2016 progressed, staying in the game became a question of offering more, and offering it differently.

That would mainly be a question of offering Belfast extra cash and new opt-outs of liberal social policies set in Westminster.

However, the summit was divided over the question of offering a membership action plan to Ukraine and Georgia, a split that pleased the Russians.

On the question of offering Mr. Turan severance, Mr. Gottlieb said that while he did have discussions with Mr. Turan, no agreement was reached, and if there had been, the full board would have voted on it.

Fuest (2016, p. 13), summarizing the evidence, concludes: "I do not think that the refugee wave of 2015 into Germany will bring economic advantages, but admitting those migrants was more a question of offering humanitarian aid".

For Sara Benincasa, author of Great, turning Jay Gatsby into a teenage girl with a borderline obsessive crush on her childhood best friend was not just a question of offering a relatable character to queer readers, but of making the story more real.

For example, if you have asked your team a question and nobody has responded, an aggressive response could be, "Do you even understand the question?" Instead of offering blame and threats, reword the question: "Have I explained this concept clearly?"[33].

So far, however, intelligent design has maintained a purely negative agenda, seeking to disprove science's ability to answer questions instead of offering new approaches within the naturalist framework.

Meanwhile, Josiah's love interest, Ayoka (Azur-De), shows concern by pestering him with questions instead of offering support.

Because Reich felt that the movement of the diaphragm was critical to psychic health, he would sit opposite patients, rather than behind them as they lay on a couch (the traditional psychoanalyst's position), and began talking to them and answering their questions, instead of offering the stock, "Why do you ask?" analyst's response while he was strictly observing their breathing.

No state is known to want to declare bankruptcy, and some question the wisdom of offering them the ability to do so now, given the jitters in the normally staid municipal bond market.