Sentence examples for generally delivering from inspiring English sources

He sees a valuable role for global institutions like the United Nations, supports operating when possible alongside allies, and sees foreign aid as generally delivering a solid return on investment for the United States.

But Conservative council leaders like Philip Atkins in Staffordshire, have long stressed the virtuous circle of local government working smarter, forming partnerships and generally delivering better for their council tax payers' money while improving the services they deliver to them.

One response, and a common thread on many a message board, was to add a second joystick (or "nub"), making the task of porting over PS2 games, and generally delivering a more console-like experience, all the more easy for developers.

The book was popular with the public, with pre-orders in the UK totalling 62,000; critics were more muted in their reactions, generally delivering mixed reviews of the novel.

It generally delivers nothing of the sort.

Diesels will generally deliver more torque.

Light trucks generally deliver more profit than smaller cars.

Despite lower ratings, sports remain popular with advertisers because they generally deliver young male viewers.

Children, like many adults, crave predictability and structure, and alphabet books generally deliver.

The Grand, on my July visit, generally delivered, even if the hipness at times seemed contrived.

Despite some setbacks, online dating has generally delivered a pleasing source of distraction and periodic amusement.