Sentences with phrase «makes sense to offer»

Given these three different scenarios, how can you say that it always makes sense to offer below the asking price?

It makes sense to offer a texting solution along with the QR codes to ensure that all cell phone users are able to access the information.

But TP - Link also sees areas where it makes sense to offer its own connected hardware.

Audible Channels and free audiobooks are just the sort of programming it makes sense to offer on Alexa devices, like Amazon's Echo speaker and others.

I could go on and on about tips, but I agree that it makes sense to offer something tangible.

Rob Jackson, co-founder and CEO of Healthy Paws, a provider of pet insurance, says that with about 78 million dogs and 85.8 million cats living in U.S. households, it makes sense to offer pet insurance as a workplace benefit to attract and keep employees.

At heart of the new software are complex mathematical models that help firms forecast what it will cost to perform a certain project, and thereby determine if it makes sense to offer an alternative billing arrangement for that project such as a flat fee.

No reason is given for the change, but presumably the number of people taking advantage of those titles has dropped below the level where it makes sense to offer them.

But it makes sense to offer the «best» Nevertheless Mayan history is so fascinating and these ruins so beautiful!

However, since meat is still the treat of choice for many, it makes sense to offer chicken liver treats and natural treats made with real chicken.

It just makes sense to offer everything your customer could need for their dog at one convenient location.

The lender isn't assuming the same risk, so it makes sense to offer lower interest rates.

Also, Stillpoint publisher David Kudler posted recently on TheBookDesigner.com about whether or not it makes sense to offer your ebook for free — and the best way to make that happen if you decide it does.

For almost any hardware manufacturer, it makes sense to offer both a tablet and a phone — usually several.

The single purchase, single download model is great, being able to publish comics on the day they are released is great, but when you have a vast back catalog like Archie does, it makes sense to offer an - all - you - can - eat model.

«We have to look at that and see whether it makes sense to offer diesels in the future,» Matthias Luehrs, VP of sales and product management for Mercedes - Benz Cars, told Automotive News.

It makes sense to offer students who aren't succeeding in traditional classrooms the opportunity to try a different approach (or even better, the chance to prevent failure).

There's quite a lot of choice among these skill trees, and so it only makes sense to offer up some basic tips for your build of Talion.

With all this in mind, it only makes sense to offer a woman the choice of giving birth or having her baby delivered, having control over her body or being controlled by her doctor.

«We want people to be creating and posting and sharing,» says Instagram head of design Ian Spalter, «so it makes sense to offer the chance to do that within the space itself.»

Moneyline — In sports like baseball, soccer and hockey, there are so few goals scored that it would not make sense to offer a spread.

And as a teacher and lover of art, it only made sense to offer art classes, too.

Since some especially enlightened, expectant parents had begun enrolling in my classes, I decided it made sense to offer a class specifically for expectant parents, so they could have this information «before» they had their children.

They're similar styles, but constructed differently so it made sense to offer them as separate patterns.

Quadrant Contracts Director Simon Allan, says: «In the past 10 years we have added Altro Whiterock to our portfolio, alongside Altro flooring, because we were getting so many enquiries that it made sense to offer both as part of our service.

At a time when few students went on to college, and most went to work after graduating, it made sense to offer three tracks: college bound, general, and vocational.

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The MissionE concept's relation is limited only to the appearance though, not the electric power, as August Achleitner, Porsche 911 Product Director, recently said during an interview that it doesn't make sense to offer an electric or a hybrid 911.

It's uncertain whether this will come as standard equipment or as an available option, but it would make sense to offer it as an available option on the SQ3 and standard equipment on the RS Q3.

It does not make sense to offer our hardware in tech electronic stores, because our base of customers are book buyers.

It made sense to offer the titles in all formats available to all markets.

Whether this is a good policy is hard to say — though since the cover price of a single edition of the Post is $ 1, and the minimum price one can charge inside iTunes is $ 0.99, wouldn't it make sense to offer single copies?

Dr. Garner is focused on how to best use stem cells for dogs and in this quest, he discovered several hurdles that must be overcome before it made sense to offer stem cell therapy to his clients.

We had the engine (Torque engine upgraded for some serious RPG work), the tools, and experience, so it made sense to offer it to developers lacking the tech base and explore this «business model».

Given the high cost of these plans, it would only make sense to offer these plans if employees can save a substantial amount on medical bills.

Here are two scenarios where it may or may not make sense to offer below the asking price:

In this scenario, it would make sense to offer less than the asking price.

Not exact matches

For example, if you're offering a special price or a sale, it might make sense to extend your call to action.

If the pattern continues as it is right now where each of the services has a very unique exclusive offering, it would make sense that you would go to the one that provides you with what you're looking for.

It makes sense: Udacity offers a «nanodegree» to become a self - driving car engineer.

Reaching out to fitness fans through podcasting makes sense because of the versatility offered.

If you have strong customer relationships, it might make sense to expand by selling them something new; but «if your business is stronger in the distinctive products it offers than in its customer relationships, look for new markets to offer those products,» advises Maruska.

Explore your options for local courier services or regional carriers like OnTrac and LaserShip, and if it makes sense, you can offer it to your customers as an alternative.

So far, it's been wireless carriers giving customers discounts on the devices in exchange for multiyear data - plan commitments, but with most people using their tablets at home and on the couch as a sort of second TV or computer screen, it might make more sense for television or Internet service providers to offer the contracts.

However, if your employer only offers matching HSA contributions to its preferred provider, it makes sense to stick with that account until you have a large enough balance to invest with another HSA provider.

But getting too far ahead of your skis, spending more than you can afford shooting for levels of unnecessary precision, setting standards that make no sense and add no value to your offerings, or trying to address too broad a set of needs and customers are formulas for expensive failures.

«It makes sense to spin off the mobile - phone business using a public offering that would leave SoftBank in control and provide SoftBank with more cash to pursue its strategy of investing in companies with potentially high growth prospects,» Erik Gordon, a professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business.

Stores not only entice you with sales, but they also use limited - time offers to increase your sense of urgency in making a purchase.

Individually, each of these purchases makes perfect sense, strengthening or complementing Twitter's current offerings to consumers and advertisers.

Given that Amazon delivers 3.5 million packages a day, according to the Journal story, if it could deliver a good share of those itself, it only makes sense that it would start offering delivery to other companies, too.