Sentence examples for than at offering from inspiring English sources

The distortions embedded in the system tax breaks, access to cheap land or energy and freedom from bureaucratic harassment mean that, though competition is often intense, the least productive companies can come out winners.As so often with consultants, the flipcharts are better at explaining the problem than at offering convincing solutions.

As to a potential lack of specificity of ICF categories, it needs to be emphasized that the ICF taxonomy aims at providing a universally applicable standard for reporting health and functioning information rather than at offering accurate categories for reporting specific aspects of particular disciplines, contexts or health conditions.

The company has ruthlessly tried to consume rival – and former acquisition target – Snapchat, launching no fewer than three previous apps aimed at offering an in-house alternative to the service.

Ironically, it seems that Japan's early move into mobile content – the i-mode service from DoCoMo, launched in the 1990's, being one of the very first plays at offering more than just voice and text to users – is partly to blame.

These solutions, however, are temporary and mainly aim at offering a basic coverage for VUEs rather than capacity improvement.

More worryingly, it found that prices were sometimes lower on standard comparison sites than at retailers offering discount codes.

NBC had already been planning specials to celebrate its 75th anniversary (if you count back to radio days), but the Burnett show made the networks act more sheeplike than ever, offering at least 17 clip shows and 4 cast reunions during the May sweeps.

That support offered by the Pakistani government to the Bosnian refugees was more than most were offering at the time.

In many cases, the general educational classrooms at community colleges are smaller than at the university, offering better access to the professors, which should result in better grades.

The basic insight, which American Airlines figured out before others, was that you could make more money selling 100 seats at 100 different fares than offering every seat at the same price.

He meant that the balls skidded faster and lower than at the Open, offering poor preparation for the real thing.