Word: offer
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...while Amherst may be more than willing to offer its services, Dingman says that undergraduate mothers will most likely always feel as if they have to knock on several doors before finding the help they need...
...Starbucks will offer 30 blends of coffee throughout the year, Miller said, with 15 to 20 beans available on a certain...
...kill any mandate. They succeeded only in postponing it, to 2003. Similarly, carmakers took New York and Massachusetts to court. In recent months federal judges have handed down contradictory decisions: one barring Massachusetts from duplicating California's mandate, and the other allowing the Empire State to force manufacturers to offer some 8,000 electric cars for sale next year...
...will unveil a prototype gas-electric hybrid in January. For automakers wary of as radical a break from the ICE-age as all-electric cars, hybrids offer a compromise. They don't need an extensive public-charger network to overcome a limited range because the batteries are supplemented by a small gasoline engine. Toyota has thrown down the gauntlet by pricing its hybrid, the Prius, at $16,500 in Japan--about a quarter below production cost. The car, which gets 66 m.p.g., could be available in the U.S. within a year. Global warming will force "a slow phase...
...been losing market share in the $6 billion financial-information business. "Dow Jones has been fading away," says Jim Dougherty, an analyst with Prudential Securities. "They have not kept up with the investment in technology." Bloomberg's and Reuters' terminals are technologically superior and more flexible, and they offer unique features such as historical data and analytics. And the Internet is a font of information. "There are going to be two levels of service," says Michael Bloomberg, founder and CEO of Bloomberg L.P., who once proposed merging with Dow Jones, "the high end and the low end. There...