Sentence examples for which started offering from inspiring English sources

Prosper, which started offering loans in 2006, just before Lending Club, had offered higher rates and riskier loans, which led to investor losses in the 2008 market collapse.

The deal means over 500 movies will now be made available via iTunes, which started offering movie downloads in September.

So the first chance they could, they booked seats on the Rockabus, which started offering nonstop rides to the Rockaways last June.

Other entities expanding into the market include Chegg, a major paper textbook rental company in the United States, which started offering digital, downloadable books this year.

"If a customer is in fear, they're afraid to buy," said Al Clements, a minister and auto salesman at Athens Chevrolet in Athens, Ga., which started offering G.M.'s new deals today.

Executive Jets Asia, based in Singapore, which started offering fractional ownership in 2006, has since refocused to provide on-demand charters, mainly for medical evacuation flights through its subsidiary Flying Doctors Asia.

Mr. Temporal is leading a major research project on the topic at the business school, which has started offering courses for companies wanting to expand in the market.

I'm going to be more enterprising with iGoogle, which just started offering artist themes: these are the work of "world-class artists and innovators".

The cafe, which recently started offering fresh salads and terrines for lunch, is the place to find innovative desserts as well as traditional pastries.

It is being squeezed by rivals like McDonald's and Dunkin' Donuts, which have started offering lower-price espresso drinks, and by a faltering economy that is forcing consumers to reconsider their $3.65-a-day 3.65-a-daycchiato kick.

Hundreds of ads started appearing on the Swedish auction site Blocket, in which Swedes started offering to drive butter into Norway for up to 500 SEK (£50) per pack.