Sentence examples for whatever is offered from inspiring English sources

"People too often accept whatever is offered to them.

And domestic resources are so scarce that the government seems open to accepting whatever is offered.

Were humans perfectly rational, the receiver would accept whatever is offered: even a dollar is better than nothing, right?

The rational move in any single game is for the second person to take whatever is offered.

Senior Labour figures simply do not trust that whatever is offered by May or her de facto deputy, David Lidington, will have the support of the cabinet – or that it will not simply be unpicked by a future leader.

"This happens again and again and soon they're serving to their guests, out of great generosity to hungry and thirsty people willing to take whatever is offered, the soup of the soup of the soup, or water," said Mr. Schervish, who is director of the Social Welfare Research Institute at Boston College.

So I more or less took whatever was offered.

They'll take whatever's offered, and in return tell you to fuck off.

The big boy did not necessarily come over to eat (although he may have consumed whatever was offered, out of politeness).

The book concludes, however, that women of all ages were far less likely than men to initiate salary negotiations and that they were too often willing to accept whatever was offered by their employers or prospective employers.

6. Focus more on perks than on the job - Job seekers are often counseled to be clear about what they need and expect from a job, rather than just wimpily taking whatever's offered.