What more can we offer?

Don't offer them any more money.

More than you're willing to offer.

But I can't offer you any more.

I offer you more than that, I offer you your pride, your selfrespect, your honor.

Economic structures will offer more than military deployment.

To critics of this, I offer one more sign.

I took more than my body had to offer.

What's more, all you have to offer is food.

Digital phasers may offer up to 32 or even more.

My way is far. Your offer is more then welcome.

In general more women than men take the courses on offer.

They offer better and more opportunities for investment, trade and development.

In more concentrated markets, banks tend to offer worse terms to customers.

But for a few weeks a year there's much more on offer

As your friend, however, I have much more reasonable advice to offer.

There is, however, more to regional integration than the offer of larger markets.

No, I believe the real motive behind this offer is much more basic.

The minimum offer was 80,000, and more than 300 families took it, including Richard s.

The introduction of the new drugs strategy would offer more counselling and psychological assistance.

As investors learn more about Africa, they will increasingly see what it has to offer.

'Come, don't get so carried away,' said Oblonsky piteously. 'Why did no one offer more?'

A website now under construction was set up to offer more information on the project.

It also competes more equally with other advisory and consultancy firms which offer similar services.

We offer

Another offer?

Any offer?

So it's time for a more serious approach to globalization than rich countries, especially America, offer.

Sub Saharan Africa has many more yummy dishes to offer the world than those listed above.

Some argued that regional cooperation may offer opportunities for smaller countries to make themselves more attractive.

The restructuring under way could offer an excellent opportunity to deal more effectively with population challenges.

The Islamic countries have expressed on numerous occasions their readiness to offer more troops to UNPROFOR.

It's more than I can ever offer you if I have to bid for your loyalty.

Mesic could now galvanize the Four to cohere around a program that is more European, more market oriented, more liberal, more sensitive to Croatia's regions, and more pluralist than what the Two can offer.

Israel would like to have seen the language of these resolutions reflect more comprehensively the Israeli Palestinian conflict and offer more productive steps.

So he was going to have to offer more dollars per Yuan than he would if there were more Yuan in the market.

My friend, you ask for more than we can give. And you offer more than Richard can give. Do you doubt my word?

After ten years of Blair, he must offer one or more policies that mark a clear break.

If more persuasion was needed, we could offer rewards for cooperation anything from cigarettes to political asylum.

We are more likely to succeed if we offer affordable solutions, not simply impose choices, he argues.

In any case, a thriving Russia has more to offer the international community in the long run.

An ever more specialized world needs the competitive advantages that regional economic systems like SELA can offer.

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