Sentence examples for this means offering from inspiring English sources

Effective searching, though, also requires good intelligence; and this means offering young people carrots.

In Uganda and Kenya, this means offering groups low-cost savings accounts with no minimum deposit.

By definition, this means offering courses – not always found in more traditional universities – that have a strong vocational bent.

For independent schools, this means offering student grants, making their facilities available to the community or teaming up with state schools on some projects.

Chalmers explains that while the university is committed to offering places to students without traditional qualifications, often this means offering them places on their integrated degrees.

For Jet, this means offering a more tailored shopping experience combined with a unique assortment of great brands in a way that brings empathy back into e-commerce.

I wanted to offer them more, and this meant offering long-term mentoring.

For Dependable Cleaners this meant offering customers 20% off the dry cleaning of pink products with 5% of the cost going to EF.

This time that means offering them proof that he really intends to be more bipartisan.

Since they're proposing to raise the retirement age to 68 and then 69, that means offering this bounty when a retiree becomes 88 or 89.

For some small banks, that means offering better rates on loans, savings accounts and other products.