Sentence examples for tender of more from inspiring English sources

Tannenbaum said the Jets intended to have Abraham play under the one-year franchise tender of more than $8 million.

They advocate new state-funded but independent schools; the establishment of more co-operatives by NHS employees; the tendering of more welfare-to-work services to private providers.

Last Thursday, Cleveland‐Cliffs said it would make a cash tender offer of more than $50‐million for 80percentnt of the out standing stock of Detroit Steel.

The Rams put an original-round tender of just more than $2 million on Brown, who signed with the Rams as an undrafted free agent in 2015.

Two smaller deals were approved recently and Iraq's government has talked of tendering for more.

Williams received tenders for more than half of the $1.64 billion in debt securities it sought to repurchase by a Thursday deadline, the company said.

The scrimshaw collection conjures up images of more tender moments at sea.

To take the two genres on which filmgoers should, by rights, be able to rely: most of the rom-coms of 2009 were a joke, though not the kind that you laugh at, and the merchant of mass sensation, while growing ever more adept in their capacity to turn the stomach and dazzle the eye, chose to ignore the response of more tender organs.

We arbitrarily classified the FM severity on the basis of the tender point count: the presence of 11 tender points was considered mild severity, the presence of 14 16 tender points as moderate and the presence of more than 16 tender points was designated severe.

This relation has changed during the process of competitive tendering in the direction of more responsibility with the public authority reducing the economies of scale [1].

Their budgets were capped, they were forced to put some services out to competitive tender and, more recently, tables of "performance indicators" com paring their efficiency were devised.