Sentence examples for delivering a more from inspiring English sources

"As Amazon got bigger, it got smarter at delivering a more personalised shopping experience.

This would cut youth unemployment by delivering a more effective match between training and existing job vacancies.

But she has just been delivering a more full-length version in a speech to University College London.

But the football decisions made on player investment, player selection and player wage levels are not delivering a more competitive team".

On the contrary, I see greater optimism in delivering a more realistic message to families: Children are not cured, but they do get better.

"The trading plan I'm initiating today is made possible by our long-term economic plan which is delivering a more secure and resilient economy.

The chancellor, George Osborne, said the index was "further evidence that our long term economic plan is seen by the world to be delivering a more competitive economy".

However, that said, I think we are also getting better in delivering a more transparent and empowering service through digital interaction.

The trading plan and its success are only made possible by our long-term economic plan, which is delivering a more secure and resilient economy".

The system is designed to look at the individual and their needs in a more holistic way, delivering a more rounded, evidence-based response.

But rather than delivering a more traditional presidential memoir, Mr. Bush plans to explain 12 difficult personal and political decisions he has made.