Sentence examples for return offering from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the inventive Fragile Alliance multiplayer mode makes a welcome return, offering a series of expansive stages for online heists, with the potential to betray your team-mates and claim the loot for yourself when the getaway vehicle arrives.

"The Greens, at this election, are seeking to do arrangements with the Liberals in electorates such as mine, and in return offering to issue open tickets that will increase chances of Turnbull government being re-elected," he said.

With all the desperate slapstick of Hi-de-Hi! interspersed with the screeching melodrama of The Towering Inferno, I have to admit that this week's return offering was actually pretty good.

Shopper-friendly policies include things like accepting returns, offering refunds or having a customer service representative.

Two of those moving pieces returned, offering a fleeting look at much of the roster the Knicks expect to maintain.

You may not need one, though: cheap returns offering stops in Asia, New Zealand and Australia can be had for well under £1,000, and for only a few pounds more you can add on North America.

Instead, they should have concentrated more on alpha because the returns earned from it are more likely to be uncorrelated than market returns, offering a better combination of risk and reward.Another approach to finding alpha is to give managers more latitude to stray from the index; in the jargon, to be "benchmark-agnostic".

Despite these drops, Smaato found that networks engaged in specialization saw greater returns, offering features like geo-location or video to add more value.

Professor Vaskar Saha, a child cancer specialist at the Paterson Institute in Manchester, who worked on the study, said: "These striking results show just what a powerful drug mitoxantrone is in treating children whose leukaemia has returned, offering hope to many families across the country".

And he'll be speaking on the same day that Romney, a multimillionaire, released his tax returns, offering a vivid illustration of wealth that could play into Obama's argument about the growing divide between rich and poor.

In Scotland, the Government is already considering extending its environmental laws to introduce a "deposit and return" scheme, offering cash rewards for customers that return plastic bottles.