Sentence examples for delivering much of from inspiring English sources

But streaming doesn't seem to be delivering much of a financial return to small artists.

In making that judgment we should be aware that the Lords is already delivering much of what reformers want, if only we stop to look.

Mr. Murphy has said he faced the acting challenge of delivering much of his performance to a tennis ball or a moving piece of string.

"Dinner With Demons" enjoyed a successful run during which Reynolds cooked a nightly five-course entertainment of, among other dishes, deep-fried turkey and braised cardoon, while delivering much of the same material that populates this book.

ONE after another, speakers from local environmental groups, a few of them near tears, told a hearing here this month that the Whitman administration was delivering much of the New Jersey's vulnerable open space to developers.

Mr. Kerry reached back to President John F. Kennedy's meetings with President Charles de Gaulle and sought to touch a chord with wary Europeans over the need to stand up to the "slaughter" of civilians by delivering much of his presentation in fluent French.

He delivered much of the same message Wednesday.

He then delivered much of the publicity himself.

A smartphone application would deliver much of the intelligence required to operate the car.

Addressing efficiency issues vigorously should deliver much of the savings required.

Blom delivers much of his argument through compressed, beautifully clear life sketches of prominent men.