Sentence examples for delivering for more from inspiring English sources

You can feel guilty you aren't delivering for more people".

The problem is that it is the same message the US secretary of state and other western politicians have been delivering for more than half a year, to pretty much zero effect.

So far, about 500 particles have been catalogued for initial description about size, shape, SEM images, and representative elemental and mineral composition from EDS spectra (e.g., Yada et al. 2014), and part of those catalogued particles have been delivered for more advanced research including preliminary examinations and through an international announcement of opportunity.

But I have been delivering babies for more than 25 years and I am used to it by now.

Author Stephen King has been delivering chills for more than four decades with horror masterpieces such as "It," "The Shining" and "'Salem's Lot". .

Fourthly, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) can play an important role in developing and delivering models for more innovative services; supporting government initiatives and building capacity [ 49- 51].

Discussions of these alternative models, which seem to deliver more for more people, often end by some contrarian assertion or other about why these countries are different, and why their model has few lessons for the United States.

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Following peptide uptake into cells, amino acids are released by intracellular hydrolysis to serve as building blocks for protein synthesis, deliver precursors for more specialised synthesis or serve as fuel for ATP generation.

It is the best way of delivering more for less, while ensuring that the drive for efficiencies doesn't cost more in the long run".

"So we have engineers who are interested in nanotechnology, for delivering cancer drugs more effectively and more specifically to cancer cells — that's an engineering problem," he said.