Sentence examples for work has offered from inspiring English sources

Previous work has offered income, education, low levels of agricultural labour (which is replaced by more mentally stimulating jobs), climate (the challenge of surviving cold weather might provoke the evolution of intelligence) and even distance from humanity's African homeland (novel environments could encourage greater intelligence) as explanations for national differences in IQ.

This work has offered only one snapshot of the Twitter political landscape.

Their work has offered new information about the pathways tigers use to move in and out of the reserve, giving officials a chance to protect the endangered species' habitat in the ever shrinking forests of central India.

It's truly touching that Goldman Sachs CEOO Lloyd Blankfein, who recently said that his too-big-to-fail, Fed-backed holding company is doing "God's work," has offered a mea culpa (of sorts) for his firm's past sins.

Although Chairlift is best known for the pop-ier side of their debut album, Does You Inspire You, their new material seemed to have less of the happily harmonized, sunshine-quality that their previous work has offered.

The opportunity to meet and build up social capital at work has offered a basis for theoretical arguments.

Habitat for Humanity International announced a $100 million gift from an Atlanta developer who said his work had offered him a look at the struggle of poor people to find decent housing.

In the 24 hours since the tragic death of journalist and author Michael Hastings was first reported on Tuesday, those who knew him, worked with him, and covered his work have offered numerous remembrances of the man best known for his Polk Award-winning Rolling Stone piece, "The Runaway General".

The Chicano comedy trio Culture Clash and Pina Bausch in her city-specific dance theater works have offered more insightful and more artistically satisfying views than this one.

"He walked into my office on a Friday afternoon and told me that the Boston Herald, for whom he worked, had offered buyouts and that he had to tell them by Monday whether or not he was going to take advantage of it -- that if I was inclined to hire him he would tell them that he was going to take the buyout," Malone recalled.

Through his work, Kingdon has offered a residency to a former Ugandan child soldier who will eventually showcase his work in London.