I didn't have much to offer.

We haven't got much to offer.

How much can you offer?

How much did they offer?

I'd offer it to you, Pablo, but there's not much left.

Here it comes. I'm afraid we don't have much to offer.

I wonder if they'd offer that much for me.

So let's start shedding light on this amazing eclectic continent that has so much to offer.

While recognizing differences in perspectives, mandates, structures, methods of work and resources, they generally felt that all had much to offer and much to gain through greater interaction.

Generally speaking, live broadcasting has much to offer. It is appreciated by the audience because it delivers a sense of authenticity.

I suppose it doesn't offer much to the casual visitor, unless you're thrilled by a collection of shacks on a hillside.

These systems are enhancing the ability to visualize complex problems and offer much potential to enable the better prioritization of ERW clearance efforts.

Thus, business start ups in those circumstances tend to use older technologies and do not offer much in the way of innovation.

There is currently insufficient evidence to show that this would offer increased efficiency and effectiveness, and much more detailed analysis is needed.

In terms of providing for nursing and care staff, much is being done to offer better career perspectives and improve promotion to senior positions.

Existing humanitarian instruments offer us much to go by, but the regime that offers physical protection to displaced civilians leaves a lot to be desired.

My country Dominica has much to offer to visitors who want to enjoy nature, and we are working hard to make ourselves the ecotourism destination of the Caribbean.

Recent technological progress in many areas means that small satellites can offer services previously only available from much larger satellites.

The European Union has much to offer to the success of the peace process and is determined to continue playing its full part, enhancing it in all its aspects.

But isn't it fantastic that you can then offer these samples and opportunities to other disciplines, such as geneticists, who can gain so much more from that.

Nevertheless, the projects run by organizations are very much dependent on their own strategies. Each organization tends to offer support according to its mandate and the priorities it has established.

I have nothing to offer.

In contrast, high seas sustainable use MPAs offer a unique solution to rapidly restoring our depleted and threatened fisheries while creating much needed employment and revenues for coastal communities.

While acknowledging the significance of Bretton Woods institutions mandates and resources, resident coordinators had a strong sense that the system had much to offer in a more collaborative environment.

Offer two. Your offer for Rockefeller Center is accepted.

I have nothing to offer you.

I've got something to offer you.

More than you're willing to offer.

What I have to offer, Senator,

Offer the poisoned half to Caesar.

... Ihavebeengivenpermission to offer you an encore.

17. Recent technological progress had proved that small satellites could offer services that previously had been unavailable or had been available only on much larger spacecraft.

I offer to this ground, this gin.

I am willing to take your offer.

I expected him to offer some help.

She refused my offer to help her.

TCP port on which to offer connections

The offer of goods to the public

I came to get your offer, Ryker.

I've got no money to offer you.

My mistake was to offer them money.

Have we nothing to offer our guest?

Peter has decided to accept your offer.

He make this offer to be kind.

I offer my life to my country!