Sentence examples for makes delivering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rivera said the $300 a month he makes delivering wine would limit his chances of finding a new home.

When better technology makes delivering a product or service cheaper, competition can drive down prices to reflect lower costs.

He added: "While the nuts and bolts of our infrastructure are the most reliable they've even been, severe congestion caused by record numbers of trains and passengers makes delivering a consistently reliable service a daily challenge for ourselves and the train operators".

FCMF makes delivering a predictable, accurate, and intended dose difficult.

While beautiful, the geographical isolation of this area makes delivering health services a challenge.

That does not make delivering them easy.

He bought jazz 78s with money he made delivering newspapers.

This made delivering a coherent, localised message difficult.

The European Union has made delivering indicted war criminals to The Hague a precondition for Serbia's membership.

And coordinating the plethora of donors, nonprofit groups and government agencies involved made delivering results very difficult.

But ramshackle healthcare services in many African countries still make delivering the drugs difficult.Despite the best efforts of protesters, globalisation continues apace.