Sentence examples for delivery failing from inspiring English sources

Chamberlain said he was standing too tall in his delivery, failing to follow through properly and leaving his fastball too high.

(III, B) Pregnant diabetic women should undergo a complete examination when pregnancy is confirmed and be monitored throughout pregnancy (at least every 3 months until delivery, failing eye lesions; when the ophthalmologist diagnoses retinopathy of any level, according to ophthalmologist judgement) and during the first year after delivery.

A parallel set of regressions was conducted for the two quit outcomes with different comparison groups: (i) with those enrolled but not quitting; and (ii) with those achieving the preceding quitting step (initiating a quit attempt or quitting at delivery), but failing to make the next step (quitting at delivery or 6 months postpartum).

No law specifically bans their importation, but Mamie Manneh, 39, of Staten Island, an immigrant from Liberia, is accused of falsely labeling her delivery and failing to obtain proper permits, charges that could bring a maximum prison sentence of five years.

In my opinion, it's unlikely that $30,000 is enough to build a functional prototype that de-risks the project to the point that one can be certain of delivery; especially failing to consider that one of the requirements is that the bike is "road legal" without specifying in which jurisdictions.

Laugh it off, and make fun of your joke delivery system failing at launch or some other humorously self-deprecating approach.

SpoonRocket informed its investors it's shutting down its on-demand pre-made meal delivery service after failing to raise the necessary capital to continue operations.

Below this critical point, the oxygen consumption starts decreasing, becoming dependent on the oxygen delivery, and the failing aerobic energy production is progressively replaced by anaerobic ATP production (pyruvate conversion to lactate).

UN aid deliveries are consistently failing to reach the vast majority of the 590,200 Syrians living in besieged areas, and convoys have been stripped of almost 50 tonnes of potentially lifesaving medical equipment in the past eight months.

On the other, there is corruption, criminality and failing service delivery to the poor.

Reuniting with Québécois director Ken Scott (who teased a maginally-less-throttleable-than-usual performance from him in Delivery Man) Vaughn plays failing business/family-man Dan Trunkman, chasing a make-or-break deal that takes him to Berlin in the scenic midst of Oktoberfest, the G8 summit, the Berlin marathon, and a gay fetish festival.