Sentence examples for delivering in terms of from inspiring English sources

It may have cost £269m, but the Aquatics Centre is delivering in terms of precious metal during these Paralympic Games.

Are they delivering in terms of relieving the hospital pressure?

The question is what these actions have delivered in terms of performance improvements?

Actually, that's all the iPhone delivers, in terms of widget-related information.

There was always pressure to deliver in terms of deadlines, funder requirements – simply, there was always more to do.

"Equally I was able to deliver in terms of driving the car last year, the press work, testing and simulator work".

Ultimately though, any social media communication project around sustainability will be judged on what it delivers in terms of action.

"The reality of any system is that it has to deliver in terms of competitive, exciting, meaningful games.

"Absolutely nothing has been delivered in terms of justice for the many thousands of victims in East Timor," he said recently at the United Nations.

But the 18th-century Bruckless House, 20km west of Donegal town, more than delivers in terms of value, history and tranquillity.

"Something magic happens between 1,000 and 1,500 in terms of what you can deliver in terms of services and programs to kids," he said.