Sentence examples for really be offered from inspiring English sources

First, raw-milk cheese less than 60 days old cannot be imported into the United States, which means that an entire class of cheeses, notably Camembert, cannot really be offered in their ideal form.

"There has been a clear commitment of $100bn a year but how are we really being offered?

He adds: "And the other thing I would say is that patients with early dementia really appreciate this and feel they're really being offered something which, for a condition that we can't solve, is very positive.

"The problem is if they come back into the labor force because they perceive that jobs are being offered again, but they come in at a faster rate than those jobs are really being offered," said Ian Shepherdson, chief United States economist at High Frequency Economics.

"So what are investors really being offered?" Edmunds asked.

Be aware and steer clear of the worst offenders, and do plenty of research so you know what you're really being offered.

At the time, no young female actresses were really being offered roles as challenging as Lohan's dual-performance as twins Annie and Hallie.

While it is true that Ukip really should be offered some seats in the House of Lords, especially if Mr Cameron honours his pledge to make the chamber representative of voting patterns, this would not interest me.

Keane says he called Desmond to say he was "really honoured" to be offered the job but that he was turning it down.

He said: "I am really honoured to be offered a long-term contract with the club and over the moon to have signed here for the next five years.

But a good way to discover how free a hand the new president really is being offered.