Sentence examples for not really delivering from inspiring English sources

He's not really delivering much that's real [so far], but it could well be that he's working in that direction.

It's been an up-and-down year for local resorts, with bouts of 90-degree weather in February and El Niño not really delivering on the anticipated big snow.

All of the contests that NASA has now, for example, were born out of frustration by the Defense Department with defense contractors who were not really delivering on the robotic car.

It does not really deliver what radio does, which is that rich, personal experience".

"The adjustment support programme … to date has not really delivered for the people directly affected.

This attempt at a Family Motoring Bill of Rights is an admirable goal, perhaps, but one that the Pilot does not really deliver on.

One of the ISC's biggest critics is Norman Baker, the Lib Dem former Home Office minister, who said it had "not really delivered the goods" in the past.

"While the other side – it's very clear now to public opinion and it's not a secret – has not really delivered on the promises; that the sanctions would be removed and that banking transactions would go back to normal, that trade would speed up and economic relations would be enhanced.

Until then, however, Wall Street analysts regard I.B.M. a bit uncertainly, as a company that has not really delivered the proof that its transition to become a supplier of Internet technology to corporate America has yet paid off in higher growth.

The currently proposed differing NDC-approaches do not really deliver comparable contributions since the inclusion of LULUCF is based on differing approaches.   2.

But when it comes to a sudden new health threat, or a danger in an unexpected region, many say the WHO does not really deliver.