Sentence examples for delivered significantly from inspiring English sources

Our leaders walk out of a White House/G.O.P. conference with the president and vow to uphold a veto!" To be fair, the Democrats have not delivered significantly on their own legislative agenda.

A second trial on Scottish patients, details of which were published in the Lancet Oncology found that a version of the DCPC adapted for use with people with lung cancer, which has a poor prognosis, also delivered significantly greater improvement in depression than those who received the usual care during 32 weeks of follow-up.

Lord Hardie said his inquiry will not consider whether the trams should have gone ahead in the first place, or determine whether anyone is legally or financially liable for the fiasco – but that it would try to establish why they "cost considerably more than originally budgeted for and delivered significantly less" than promised.

Some scientists attribute the recent sea ice growth in the Ross Sea to the persistent ozone hole, a legacy of the human use of chlorofluorocarbons that cools the upper atmosphere over the continent, increasing the temperature difference with the lower atmosphere and equator, and over the last 30 years has delivered significantly brisker westerly winds in the summer and autumn.

Transfection with SAINTarg delivered significantly more siRNA into activated HUVEC, compared to transfection with non-targeted SAINT.

But in case of larger-scale ground-mounted solar plant, wind power plant, and large-scale biomass facility projects in Germany delivered significantly higher operating returns.

When a boxer promises nothing more an "an excellent fight," he often delivers significantly less.

They provide a small increase in performance over current Haswell designs, but should deliver significantly better battery life.

"This increased pace of investment has reduced our profitability in the period, but will deliver significantly increased capacity as well as efficiencies in the longer term," said Robertson.

The average annual cost of a woman's prison place is £43,000 compared with an intensive community order that costs £10,000-£15,000 while delivering significantly lower reoffending rates.

Analysts said the move was a bit of a stopgap until G.M. could deliver significantly improved cars and trucks.