Sentence examples for terms to offer from inspiring English sources
On the [other] side is a guy who, for a living, as a professional, works in the "deciding on what terms to offer people mortgages" business.
We used generic GO terms to offer a broad overview of the ontology content without details of specific terms.
As the Falklanders wish to be British, might it not be reasonable, in the long term, to offer them free resettlement in the UK?
His aides, on sober second thought, probably deemed it hardly a term to offer calm reassurance to Americans afflicted with investment disorder.
"Ic" promises to become part of its vernacular after Newcastle United's manager used the term to offer an insight into his new £13m Serbia striker Aleksandar Mitrovic's psyche.
The study confirmed that pregnancies must continue to term to offer protection against breast cancer.
Secondary markets are a short-term solution to offer shareholders partial liquidity.
But unable to ensure user growth, investors worried about its long-term potential to offer the scale advertisers want.
Verizon Communications said Monday that it reached a long-term agreement to offer networks owned by General Electric's NBC Universal on its planned digital television service, FiOS TV.
Although it has been the case for months, it is unusual for long-term bonds to offer lower returns than the overnight fed funds rate.
According to Levin, guards will use such tools to get inmates to "debrief" -- a term meaning to offer incriminating information about other prisoners.
