Sentence examples for increasingly delivering from inspiring English sources

Technological advances are increasingly delivering supposed solutions to all manner of social and economic problems.

Perhaps that is one reason why, despite employing child welfare officers and increasingly delivering lifestyle courses, they tend to default to protecting their "asset" when crisis hits.

Indeed, Mr. Farber said Microsoft's current strategy of increasingly delivering Internet services over the Web would work best with software designed as "well-defined modules" instead of the "spaghetti code" of deeply integrated software, bundling all kinds of features into one.

But he also has a bad memory working in his favour, the more recent memory of voters' dislike for Tony Abbott and the fact that Malcolm Turnbull, whom they had thought would be different, who won the job with a promise to be different, but who is increasingly delivering the same old lines.

Indeed, Netflix has a subscription DVD rental business, but is increasingly delivering streaming movies as part of a subscription.

This has a negative impact on the residents' prospects as the governments and businesses are increasingly delivering their services online.

Telephone calls and TV are increasingly delivered through the same cable.

For media companies, whose products are increasingly delivered in digital form, wireless is a natural.

So was the larger brain a genetic mutation that increasingly delivered a selective advantage in the struggle for survival?

Volunteers are increasingly deliver frontline services and support in the face of humanitarian crises and a stripped back welfare state.

California's bigger food banks have increasingly delivered their goods rather than having pantries come pick up the food.