Sentence examples for valuable offers from inspiring English sources

At best, if you have ever entered a contest to win a prize, subscribed to an online newsletter or simply purchased a product on the Web, you may well have also agreed, as many such fine-print contracts put it, "to receive valuable offers from our marketing partners".

"Beyond creating value for consumers, travel suppliers can now leverage the aggregated traveler data to provide valuable offers and promotions to the highest value travelers," the former Kayak CFO says, "and consumers can now receive these offers simply by joining Superfly".

"In Barnes & Noble stores, nook owners will enjoy exciting nook-only content from their favorite authors and other valuable offers, along with fast and free in-store Wi-Fi, which nook customers have been accessing in droves over the last few weeks".

With Superfly's new tools, suppliers can now leverage its aggregated traveler data to provide valuable offers and promotions to the most influential and active members of its user base, and, in turn consumers will be able to receive these offers by joining Superfly and beginning their travel search.

Both liability and confidentiality concerns tend to evaporate during an actual crisis, but, in the absence of advance planning, governments have been unprepared and unable to accept valuable offers for help during crises.

"Manchester [United] have made us an enormously valuable offer," said the Dortmund chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke. Hans-Joachim Watzke

He may also get a more valuable offer from another team.

Those who doubt that equality is non-instrumentally valuable offer this diagnosis.

The Super Sprint, restricted to two-year-olds sold relatively cheaply at auction, may be valuable but offers little prestige.

This large percentage of valuable materials offers a business opportunity to recover value from the e-waste.

All this data is immensely valuable, and offers enormous opportunities of optimization and cost savings.