Sentence examples similar to to offer variation from inspiring English sources

After the oil spill, both Michael Brown, the "Brownie" of Katrina fame, and another Bush White House acolyte, the former press secretary Dana Perino, turned up to offer variations on Rush Limbaugh's theory that the BP oil rig may have been deliberately sabotaged to bolster liberal arguments against offshore drilling.

Product platform and products family strategies have been implemented widely to offer variations.

He liked the line enough to offer a variation when called to the microphone during the news conference.

Robin Albing Readington, N.J., March 1, 2010 To the Editor: In our age of worldwide audio and video communication, I'd like to offer a variation on Charles Banks-Altekruse's suggestion.

DENVER — Ballplayers who are asked about bad-weather games tend to offer some variation of the same stock response: Both teams played in it.

The major powers, officials said, are also likely to offer a variation on an earlier proposal to enrich uranium removed from Iran and ship it back into the country for use in medical research.

Founders Chris Place and Will Matters told TechCrunch that they have made a few small optimizations but the goal is to offer some variation — the colors include blue, peach, mint or grey — and make the product more affordable.

With that in mind, though, there's always an opportunity to build a strong pipeline with certain companies, and if they can identify high-performing students they can offer more of a proof point and potentially use that as an opportunity to offer some variation of scholarship.