Sentence examples for start to offer from inspiring English sources

And with this increase in numbers, more "thing" makers will start to offer direct-access APIs to their devices on local networks for other trusted IP-based devices (as opposed to offering exclusive access only through the cloud).

Homeaway.com will start to offer credit card payments on Oct. 15.

At such levels, the Federal Reserve reckons, firms struggle to find workers and so start to offer higher wages.

At that point, new plans, and plans that make changes, must start to offer free preventive care.

After strong showings in the first quarter for both, the results raised hopes that both companies could start to offer investors meaningful growth again.

As digital cameras start to offer even better performance, especially with developments like the Foveon chip, they will start to replace film cameras at a faster rate.

Now, the startup is starting to offer industry and task specific offerings to businesses.

Manufacturers are starting to offer recycling, too.

Several other companies are starting to offer similar approaches.

1995 *The Big Issue Foundation is started to offer homeless vendors support in additional ways to the magazine.

With costs spiraling, some hospitals are starting to offer all-inclusive rates for pregnancy.