Sentence examples for delivered because of from inspiring English sources

It happens quickly and it's effectively delivered because of the high velocity, so it inflicts maximum injury".

Newspapers I get a lot of papers delivered because of my job - Guardian, Times, Telegraph and FT. I also end up picking up the Independent; their front covers have been quite grabby recently.

A Pentagon spokesman, Geoff Morrell, said 1,500 vehicles, rather than 3,500, would be delivered because of the time it takes to equip them with radios and armaments and then deliver them by sea.

In 2009, the court found that adequate mental and medical health care could not be delivered because of overcrowding — which reached more than 200 percent in 2006 — and ordered the state to reduce the prison population gradually.

In 2006, a donors' conference raised $5.2 billion for the country, but less than a third of that was delivered because of fears that the money would be misused or siphoned off by corruption.

The giants' big spending plans spell more trouble for laggards, as they have to wait nine months to get their order for chip processing systems to be delivered because of a heavy order backlog.

By 2014, it predicts that 80% of gamification applications will fail to deliver "because of poor design".

When one vendor would not deliver because of outstanding bills, management went to another.

It feels like it does and when the next administration fails to deliver because of the limitations of parliamentary politics I'll happily participate in setting it up.

Even well-funded hits like Kreyos (Indiegogo, $1.5 million), Zano (Kickstarter, £2.3 million) or, more recently, Lily Robotics, fail to deliver because of technology or manufacturing.

The format is challenging to deliver because of its size, but Facebook is using machine learning to reduce the number of pixels that have to be rendered at any one time.