Sentence examples for delivered in creating from inspiring English sources
America has, at last, delivered, in creating the most sublime example of democratic governance since its invention in Greece 25 centuries ago.
Petitions are often delivered in person to create a spectacle worth filming, for example.
The way that this information is structured and delivered in the book creates a tension-filled story that uncovers a somewhat uncharted aspect of the crazy world of Hollywood: the crazy world of young Hollywood.
Further research is needed to determine the lowest infectious dose, define what constitutes a true exposure for which antibiotic prophylaxis is warranted (especially in light of possible drug side effects), and determine whether spores delivered in an envelope create a residual risk after the primary contamination event.
In EMPOWER-PAR, the organisation of health care and delivery system design was delivered in the form of creating or strengthening the multidisciplinary CDM team and improving the coordination of care.
What most of us don't see is that it's not just different on the surface – it's also created and delivered in a very different way.
"It's sort of like with [Kanye West's 'Yeezus,' which Black praised earlier for being created and delivered in an innovative way].
Brazil has demonstrated that ARV therapy can be delivered in a resource limited setting without creating widespread transmissions of resistant strains [ 5- 8].
As a result, "Devils & Dust" is little more than a series of well-intentioned character sketches delivered in the semi-Okie accent Springsteen created for 1982's "Nebraska" (an infinitely better iteration of the short-story-as-song idea).
As a result, components are delivered in advance or too late, which create non-value adding activities and high inventory levels.
He said the opportunity for employers to take a more direct role in creating and delivering training is a positive move, meaning "the skill sets required for industry are designed by the industry that needs them".
