Sentence examples for delivers on some from inspiring English sources

Until the company actually delivers on some of its promises, a discount is warranted.

It also delivers on some long-standing promises to simplify and streamline the credits and deductions provided to families and students, but in ways that may leave some Americans frustrated.

The RedEye definitely has great potential, and as long as it delivers on some core universal remote features, it may just be worth the hefty price tag.

It may take years before a new pay system delivers on some of its stated objectives; and if there is inadequate evaluation, this can hinder assessment of progress made in delivery of these longer term objectives.

If I were giving advice I'd say to be named as the next prime minister is usually the kiss of death for any political career … so he's got some time to contemplate … If [Johnson] wants to be prime minister, he does have to settle down to demonstrate he can seriously deliver on some complicated subjects.

At the Channel 4 fringe at lunchtime Kenneth Clarke, the justice secretary, said that all the mania around Boris Johnson could be damaging to the London mayor and that, if Johnson wanted to show that he could be a prime minister, he needed to "seriously deliver on some serious subjects".

Mr Clarke told a Channel 4 fringe meeting: "If he really wants to be a prime minister for serious reasons and not just getting his picture in the paper more often, he really does have to settle down and demonstrate he can seriously deliver on some complicated subjects".

"Some things he may be able to deliver on, some things he may not be able to deliver on.... On each promise, there's a serious effort to fulfill those promises".

The energizer delivers on-demand urge.

"He has delivered on some things.

The EU could deliver on some of the promises of March 2007 about energy security.