Sentence examples for delivered something less from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, after the storm had delivered something less than a knockout punch to the city, his mood had changed.

And she added that the programme had delivered something less tangible but equally important for her: "I feel I am more important now," she said, smiling.

"The Devil's Footprints" may be impressive in its technical ambition, but it delivers something less than the ambiguous, complex world one would have expected from a writer of Burnside's accomplishment.

The company seems unlikely to open its smart assistant to third-party hardware any time soon (lest it risk delivering something less than its customary hardware/software symbiosis), so HomePod is really the definitive Siri smart home experience for the foreseeable future.

This was because both those games told players plenty about the dangers of the Capital and Mojave wastelands, but the reality of said environments delivered something rather less threatening.

Linda Bensel-Meyers, a professor of rhetoric, delivered something of a speech.

Eventually, Scotland delivered something in between.

It feels like we've finally delivered something.

He's delivered something like 20,000 babies".

Today, it delivered something even better: food.

So I understand why someone could worry about TED's goal of delivering something valuable in videos of less than 18 minutes.