Sentence examples for served offering from inspiring English sources

Arsenal's £42.4m signing from Real Madrid has spent this season providing strong evidence that Rooney certainly knows a good player when he sees one - and that he may have been well served offering the same advice to Ferguson's successor David Moyes.

Central government simply needs to trust and empower councils and the communities they serve, offering them the right incentives to work across local authority boundaries and with other public servants to deliver real change.

The best content providers always try to go directly to end users with a single-serve offering.

PubCenter will be built on the existing adCenter Publisher architecture that is currently in beta and will include the convergence of technologies and tools provided by the former Atlas and Rapt solutions, as well as a self-serve offering.

These low-income people could be better served by offering a public insurance option that offers low premiums with low cost-sharing by relying on lower-cost public and non-profit providers.

These nonviolent offenders are better served by offering treatment, education and counseling instead of ineffective and expensive incarceration.

Gwynn is working for TBS as a game announcer, but the network would have been better served by offering viewers ready-made camaraderie with a Ripken-Gwynn studio pairing.

Serena was rattled, serving poorly, offering up drop shots to a speedy player.

An agreement on making commitments binding in the future, in ways as yet to be fully resolved, might serve as offering a sufficient sense of progress.

Or there could be a San Diego - Houston - Dubai route that would allow Emirates to connect two cities it doesn't currently serve while offering some competition to United's current San Diego - Houston monopoly.

Every bit of it is done under the protection of the Marines, the Army, the Navy, the Air Force and the Coast Guard, serving and offering up their lives for pennies.