Sentence examples for delivers for a from inspiring English sources

"People aren't going to be convinced by a wellbeing budget if the wellbeing budget only delivers for a generation in 10 years' time," says Curtin.

"We don't think we're competing at Christmas – we're just trying to offer something for our viewers to watch, distinctive content that delivers for a young audience," says Channel 4's head of portfolio management Richard Brent.

Research in the British Medical Journal in February showed, for instance, that the Kaiser Permanente organisation, which looks after the healthcare demands of six million Californians, delivers, for a relative cost just 10% more than that of the NHS, far more than 10% better care.

"I make less per hour today than before the delivery charge began," said the driver, who delivers for a Pizza Hut franchisee and asked to speak anonymously out of fear he'd be punished.

Sure, it may not be as brutal as its historical predecessors, and odds are if any of the cast ever got in the ring with Chuck Liddel they'd get their asses handed to them, but what the show delivers for a hefty ticket price is the excitement of violence without all of the nasty ramifications.

Both of these schemes have failed to deliver for a variety of reasons.

that he had agreed to deliver for a friend for $500.

It is an arduous treatment, delivered for a few minutes five days a week for six to eight weeks.

Then he received another commission, anonymously delivered, for a requiem, to be composed under conditions of secrecy.

But as the competitive landscape changes, delivering for a customer is fast becoming the single most important measure of success.

Tickets will be delivered, for a charge, in November or December 2005, or can be picked up in Turin.