Sentence examples for resource offering from inspiring English sources

Tourkangarooisland.com is a great resource, offering tour operators from luxe to backpacker.

It is an extraordinary resource, offering an intimate glimpse into thousands of ordinary working lives; by 1914, the Post Office was the biggest economic enterprise in Britain and the largest single employer of labour in the world.

In close proximity to the university and the public library, it is a great student resource, offering the largest academic stock in the south-west, along with an impressive body of fiction writing.

In fact, regulators adopted an energy storage requirement after an independent third-party analysis concluded that it was a cost-effective resource offering significant grid benefits.

The Encyclopedia of Life (EOL; http://eol.org/) is a web resource offering biodiversity knowledge summaries of the world's species to a vast audience (Parr et al., 2014).

Lastly, our experience has been that consumer tutors are an untapped resource offering a richness of experience and a professional approach to teaching that deserves closer examination in other health settings.

And while boarding schools offer a unique experience, often with comparatively vast resources, offering better guidance is a way in which all high schools (not just boarding schools) can better support young entrepreneurs.

Others felt the information was too simplistic, too generic, did not offer anything new and would have preferred signposting to resources offering more specific information.

The idea is that landscapes, whether in their natural state or as restored contaminated brownfields, can give back by enhancing and regenerating natural resources, offering a range of ecosystem services.

Carlisle thinks Christian theology is amply supplied, and is one of our best resources, offering as it does a taxonomy of evils: moral evil (human wrongdoing), natural evil (calamitous earthly events, like earthquakes and tsunamis), and "metaphysical evil" (our predicament as human beings, to be mortal and to have limited powers of knowledge), among others.

From a retail perspective, packaging was identified as an important tool to prevent waste and save resources, offering product protection and adequate shelf life.