Sentence examples for stack offering from inspiring English sources

This comes along with a deployment platform and a software stack offering an operating system service.

As he explained to me, "Stripe is rethinking the entire payments system as a whole stack offering to companies.

That's because Kubernetes has emerged as the de facto standard around container orchestration, and these companies have decided to compete up and down the stack offering services that can enhance the container management experience, Kohn explained.

I can't read it--or my mom can't," he says1 That led Examine.com to create a series of 16 shorter "Stack Guides" offering more streamlined information about supplements for laypeople.

My daughter scored the I Love Lucy Cookbook and I don't think my David Sedaris books lingered for more than a moment on the stacked offerings before they went into a friend's shopping bag.

In one instance, she read a text from a person who provided league investigators with an account of linebacker Jonathan Vilma raising his hands, with stacks of bills in each, offering "two five stacks" — believed to be $10,000, according to the person — for anyone who knocked Kurt Warner out of the Saints' January 2010 playoff game against the Arizona Cardinals.

A technological solution of some sort was required, rather than simply offering stacks of self-help brochures at DNA offices, precisely because written materials would be no help at all to most clients.

It means he cannot afford to offer ideas that voters might think revolutionary or wild and makes it more important that he persuades them that what he is offering stacks up financially.

Tables are set with stacks of cards offering descriptions of each ordinary-sounding yet steeply priced fish and crustacean, along with options for how they can be served; once you've made your catch, it's whisked away to the kitchen to be prepared to your specifications.

It has been suggested that Ψ residues may contribute to RNA stability by altering potentials for base stacking, and by offering an extra hydrogen bond donor as compared to uridine [12], [13].

Yet last week one man stood outside the theater with a stack of $100 bills offering $1,000 for a $120 ticket.