Sentence examples for sometimes offering from inspiring English sources

But soon chromosomal tests were employed, sometimes offering evidence contrary to pants-down observation.

"Sometimes offering these qualified students a more generous grant will prompt them to start a conversation with us".

The klieg lights would burn brightly for days, weeks, even months -- sometimes offering illumination, sometimes not -- and then flame out.

He has a tendency to subject his words to instant examination, sometimes offering an overlaying commentary on statements just made.

How could they not, given the central role these agencies played in the financial crisis, sometimes offering investors a triple-A rating on what was essentially financial garbage?

Increasingly, families try private unsubsidized day care centers, which can be twice as expensive despite sometimes offering lower standards of care.

The company gets employees involved in reducing waste, sometimes by offering them bonuses.

As I stood with her at the ledge, watching her at her task of assessment — sometimes even offering an opinion when she hesitated — I caught some of her pleasure and excitement.

When teachers are accused of sexual abuse, educators and law enforcement authorities say, districts often rid themselves of the problem by agreeing to keep quiet if the teacher moves on, sometimes even offering them a financial settlement.

At "C'est Duckie," a more conceptual import from London at the C. S. V. Cultural Center on Suffolk Street on the Lower East Side, audience members sit at tables that performers approach and sometimes mount, offering unexpected opportunities for participation.

Much as Philip II hated and feared a possible Huguenot (French Protestant) victory in France, he was content to see the civil wars continue, anxious most often to intervene on the side of the Catholics yet sometimes covertly offering help to the Huguenots.