Sentence examples for that could offer something from inspiring English sources

"I'm yearning for games that could offer something new in terms of gameplay concepts," Dying Light's producer Tymon Smektala tells me over email.

Some participants saw acupuncture specifically as an attractive treatment that could offer them something that previous treatments had not provided.

This could also take the form of M&A targets that Europe could offer – something that Meg Whitman in her eBay CEO days used to call "off-balance-sheet R&D" when buying up another innovative marketplace team in the Netherlands or Sweden.

Josh Smith picked the Clippers over teams that could offer him more money, something that he says will affect his family.

"We knew immediately that we could offer something different here and, financially speaking, it was a lot easier to get on with it," said Mr. Avery, who, with Mr. Sfire, hosted pop-up supper clubs in their Berlin apartment for a year while they looked for a permanent spot.

Was there anything that they could offer, something to make the story relevant to the audience?

"I wish there were a way that I could offer something other than an apology," he told the courtroom Thursday.

But the allure is always the same: access to something that could offer high returns in exchange for high risk.

The gaming piece looks to be something that could offer a considerable advantage over the platforms of its rivals, and perhaps put Amazon into more direct competition with Steam, as well as major game console makers.

They realize that risking failure by saying "yes" to something that could offer life-changing breakthrough has more promise than saying "no" out of fear and always wondering "what if".

That trade worked because they United States cared more about something (political opinion) than the Soviets did, which meant that the Soviets could offer something which seemed small to them but big to us.