Sentence examples for would offer long from inspiring English sources

JW: We would offer long distance and wireless services, similar to other current product offerings.

In January AT&T said it would offer long distance at 9 cents a minute to customers of its Internet service — matching Tel- Save's rates.

In response, Michael Shalett, Bookscan's co-founder, said the company would offer long-term contracts as a safeguard.

G. M. said on Monday that it would offer long-term, no-interest loans on most models through June 30.

Modern-day sanatoriums would offer long-term care and physiotherapy but also activities and support for those chronically ill but still active and in danger of infecting others.

Taking this into consideration it could be safely said that sustainability is very important as, in Woller's (1999) words, "donors would not offer long-term funding".

"Anything less than Band C means we'll never get anywhere," he says, and this would offer "a long-term, strategic sustainable solution" to fuel poverty.

Labour has said it would offer the long-term unemployed a guarantee of a six-month job if it was in government.

A spokesperson said the Welsh government welcomed the news, adding: "The development of Wylfa B would offer significant long-term economic benefits to Anglesey and North Wales and has the potential to contribute £2.34bn to the economy over the period to 2025, creating an estimated 5,000 construction jobs and around 800 direct jobs when in operation".

While some conservatives may dislike the slight increase in discretionary spending, Republican Representative Tom Cole said Ryan's plan would offer the long-term savings on big social programs that they favor.

Ideal prostheses would offer stable, long-term retinal stimulation and reproducible spatial resolution in a portable form appropriate for daily life.