Sentence examples for matter of delivering from inspiring English sources

"Furthermore the media scrutiny focused on me is diverting attention from the real issue of helping those whose homes and businesses have flooded, as well as the important matter of delivering a long-term flood defence strategy.

He explained that once they had bought into the original idea it was a matter of delivering what you promised: "Then they will give you more money because they believe in you".

Evidently for me, it isn't a matter of delivering political analysis.

"Even on PEPFAR, for example, what we're doing is transitioning so that it's not just a matter of delivering antiviral drugs; it's also how do we create a health infrastructure in these countries that's sustainable".

And Robert said, 'Does that make you happy, to see yourself on those posters?' I said, 'No, but it feels like Cherry's finally getting her due.'" It may sound catty but McGowan's tone is matter-of-fact, delivered in a rat-a-tat Mae West drawl that perfectly suits the doll-like, chiselled features and Cupid's bow lips that make her a raven-haired throwback to the va-va-voom movie stars of old.

The verbal humor is more a matter of riffing than of delivering neatly defined jokes, but the timing of the cast — notably including Jamie Foxx, as well as the others already mentioned — is impeccable.

With films like Christiane F and Last Exit To Brooklyn, director Uli Edel has a history of delivering controversial subject matter in a matter-of-fact manner.

I do think that all of us who are sensible on this matter do have to distinguish ourselves from those who take that kind of almost theological view about all these things and those of us saying we've got to find a practical means of delivering what really matters, which is a world that stops destroying itself, whether it's on climate change or this appalling thing we're doing to the oceans.

For that matter, a certain Joss Whedon has a history of delivering movies with strong female protagonists.

"We don't want to promise something that cannot be delivered, or whose quality is anywhere below outstanding, and the fact of the matter is that delivering that high standard of quality would cost a premium," he added.

"Instead of sitting down, rolling a joint, smoking it and then potentially rolling another, I can just have a quick dab in a matter of seconds and deliver the right amount of THC for the pain relief".