Sentence examples for sake of offering from inspiring English sources

"We will not offer courses online just for the sake of offering them; that will be no more than fancy correspondence courses.

The Flare is a device completely devoid of all bells and whistles for the sake of offering users simple tracking functionality without losing an arm and leg in the process.

(And for the sake of offering up constructive ideas rather than just criticizing: CES, split your show into two [One in January, one mid-year], thereby negating the urge companies get to front-load their news year. Meanwhile: Companies, stop mucking up the rest of the year by putting so many of your eggs in the CES basket).

Compliments should be extended for the sheer sake of offering honest praise, not because we think saying someone's shoes look awesome will score us points in the get-a-promotion department.

This temporal pattern is the same for all insertions for the sake of offering a single comparison across seasons and geographic space.

This belief was denounced by Hemacandra that those who mercilessly kill the animals under the pretext of offering the oblations to gods or for the sake of sacrifices are condemned to most terrifying existence in hells.

Consequently, she was withdrawing for the sake of her country, and offering Theresa May her full support.

President Obama is not offering quick solutions for the sake of appearing good.

And they remember what happened in the House, where Republican leaders eventually crafted an extremely conservative piece of legislation and got moderate holdouts to go along by badgering them and offering token concessions for the sake of appearances.

You should also clearly be offering your help for the sake of helping, not for personal gain.

In addition, for the sake of simplicity I assume that complementary offerings are equivalent in both organizational forms (their features and attributes are similar, and the only difference is who provides them).