Although their performances to date have yet to live up to their past achievements, a top‑quality technical team based at Brackley in Northamptonshire and led by Ross Brawn should be capable of providing Hamilton with the equipment he needs.
But since it's natural for online daters to read between the lines and assign additional characteristics to prospective partners, the "real" person that meets them on that first coffee or movie date may not live up to their expectations, particularly if they've had too much time to craft a "dream" version of the person.
We need to realise that our rules are out of date, and we must live up to employers' standards if we want to get on in the world of work.
As a result, target date funds did not live up to their expectations in 2008.
If you're rejected, it will be crushing, and if you get the date, she won't live up to your impossible expectations.
"It remains to be seen whether they [target-date funds] will live up to their promise," John Bogle, founder of Vanguard Group, said recently.
For example, Seed-DB is based on the CrunchBase API and delivers live, up-to-date information on companies, their exits, funding and activities.
Many saw the Act as a danger to their sovereign rights and although it has not, to date, lived up to those early fears, the possibilities are still there and what is happening in California and Oklahoma presents a clear and present danger to the inherent sovereignty of the Indian nations.
Mike Hooper, chief executive of the Commonwealth Games Federation, the international organisation which oversees the games, said organisers in India had not lived up to promises on delivery dates.
Eight years ago scientists believed fetal tissue research offered great hope for cures and treatments, yet the progress to date has not lived up to its initial expectations.
"Smorgasbord"), from 1983, is the story of a man who repeatedly fails in his attempts to commit suicide; here's what I wrote in the magazine about that film: Jerry Lewis's last feature film to date, from 1983, lives up to its title in ways that seem painfully intentional.
