Sentence examples for strategy of offering from inspiring English sources

They are an important but complementary piece to the principal strategy of offering fans compelling legitimate alternatives".

UPDATE Since this piece was written, President Obama's "Pat Geary strategy" of offering nothing has … well, succeeded.

Amazon's payment system is part of the company's broader strategy of offering Web technologies to other Internet firms.

Many banks in the United States are emulating the ING Direct strategy of offering high-interest savings accounts online.

I.B.M. took another step yesterday in its strategy of offering corporate customers computing as a utilitylike service with the purchase of Think Dynamics, a small software company.

McCall said easyJet's strategy of offering low-cost trips to major airports around Europe – as opposed to the lesser-known destinations favoured by Ryanair – was sound.

Re "Looking at Life as One Big Subscription" (Everybody's Business, Oct. 11), which described marketing strategies of offering subscriptions to consumers: Some subscriptions — the kinds offered by nonprofit performing arts organizations — are purchased for reasons not discussed in the column.

This multiplicity suggests that "packages" of pecuniary and non-pecuniary incentives rather than singular incentives, such as current strategies of offering only higher salary, will have a greater effect on rural recruitment.

Critical Path's Memova suite of applications and services is also built to let people communicate and share with each other, but its strategy consists of offering its software as a white-label solution for mobile carriers and ISPs rather than targeting consumers directly.

This development marked a change in Microsoft's consumer AV marketing strategy: instead of offering a subscription-based security product with a host of other tools, such as backup and a personal firewall, Morro would offer free AV protection with a smaller impact on system resources.

To determine the optimum strategy for offering out-of-hours appointments, subgroup analysis was carried out to ascertain whether this effect is modified by prevalent or incident status, static or mobile screening sites, age of invitee, and time of year of appointment.