Sentence examples for which to offer from inspiring English sources

Today, though, he told HuffPost France: "A moment of silence would be the most simple, collective way through which to offer compassion".

Many schools and faculty within MIT and other universities are interested in online education and exploring ways in which to offer their content online.

I sometimes think Belinda might see in me a thing to nurture, a place to sacrifice, an altar on which to offer love.

Leslie said: "While we still believe that councils should have complete freedom to judge for themselves the rate at which to offer mortgage loans to their residents, we welcome the encouragement from the government.

Seen this way, relatability is a crutch for those who lack the faculty or the patience to be challenged by art — it's a vapid, selfish lens through which to offer a critique.

As ever, the exhibition on screen format – inspection of the paintings in situ, learned talking heads, biographical context – proves a sturdy frame through which to offer an alternative to the real thing.

Since the defeat last week of a series of ballot initiatives that would have shifted still more wealth from ordinary Californians to the political class--which, to offer one example, would have extended this year's 1% increase in the sales tax for another two years--the state of California faces just three options.

They choose which services to offer, and whether to specialise.

Time Warner Cable, which used to offer one or two models of cable boxes, now has 20 models.

These patterns have spawned a handful of predictive products which seem to offer real insight.

Registered Virgin Galactic Airways, which plans to offer flights to outer space by 2010.