Sentence examples for deliver making from inspiring English sources

Earlier in his term, he refused every chance to settle for the more limited health care overhaul that the Supreme Court may now effectively deliver, making epic sacrifices to win something far broader.

The more patients it attracts in one of its specialties, in other words, the better care the hospital can deliver, making it even better able to compete for future patients.

The networks two years ago promised the unions a breakdown of profits, but have yet to deliver, making it tougher for the unions to revise the residual formulas.

Schieffer asks about this: if the market can't deliver the $2/gallon prices (and again, the geological scientists have a different point of view than the magicians in terms of how much yield a place like ANWR is supposed to deliver, making the question about what to do WHEN the market fails to deliver the magic price reduction pretty relevant), would she do some sort of price controls?

It was also easy to deliver, making it time-efficient and cost-effective.

However, this exploratory advantage is hampered by the large amount of data that a single IMS experiment can deliver, making interpretation and analysis difficult.

Others … well, some of the mail circumstances force me to deliver makes me feel fortunate that my job prevents me from subjecting the two campers I spawned to the same blunders, well meaning though they may be.

If one vendor can't deliver, make sure you have another perhaps in a different location lined up in a pinch.

Since Operation Cyclone, the mujahideen who didn't become Al-Qaeda became Taliban, and imams in madrassas around the world deliver made-in-Saud narratives of an infidel world and a martyrdom rewarded with virgins.

Especially if you have something heavy to deliver make sure you have all your ducks in a row and points outlined before making the call.

On the other hand, if you have some bad news to deliver, make sure the person is in the right frame of mind as well.