Sentence examples for to offloading from inspiring English sources

Liverpool have moved a step closer to offloading Andy Carroll with the striker set for a medical at West Ham.

The BBC's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, has won a reprieve from being sold by the government after it said it is has "no commitment" to offloading the business.

The 20-year-old Uruguay central defender Sebastian Coates, part of the side that won the Copa America this summer, has joined Liverpool from Nacional, and the club are close to offloading one of Roy Hodgson's flops, midfielder Christian Poulsen, to newly-promoted Ligue 1 side Evian.

In addition to offloading some of the more boring parts of online business, there's the additional perk of promotion.

If not, we will test the latency due to local execution with the latency due to offloading using Eqs.

Groupon purged a number of its struggling country businesses last year, so it remains possible that it was open to offloading its Indonesian business at an attractive cost.

This paper has proposed a method of decision making regarding whether to offload or not-to-offload an application to the cloud.

Some are easier to offload than others.

Now it is lucky to offload 60.

"I've spent a career trying to offload manufacturing.

Other media companies are also looking to offload print.