Sentence examples for provide a world from inspiring English sources

We are treated fairly, and everyone works together to provide a world class service.

The Firework-Maker's Daughter frequently attempts the impossible, but offers surprisingly low-tech proof that the apparatus of the seminar room can provide a world of enchantment.

A 20-minute campaign Web documentary showcased a President Obama who would exude "a real sensitivity" and "empathy" and provide a world safe for the American mother's son.

Does a sport really have to turn to undemocratic countries for its leaders just to be able to provide a World Cup every four years?

Resplendent in red blazer, he seems uninhibited, though that is largely to do with the soundtrack Soulsavers provide: a world away from Depeche Mode's electronics, the nine-strong band and backing singers use dusty, brooding, gospel-tinged blues as a default, leaving Gahan free to push his voice centre stage, not forgetting, much to the fevered crowd's delight, his infamously hammy posturing.

This will incorporate results from all major events, including the TTR tour, X-Games, Dew Tour, as well as the FIS World Cup, to provide a world ranking for male and female athletes competing in half-pipe, slopestyle and big air (where, as the name suggests, riders are judged on one huge trick jump).

Our aim is provide a world-class national and international news service to Australia, and the new site is going to help us do that".

We have a responsibility to future generations to get this right as we provide a world-class solution for a world-class place".

According to the outside experts, Entergy began work promptly on a system with a battery backup, but a "decision to provide a world-class system that exceeds regulatory requirements, while well-intentioned, had substantial bearing on the ultimate project failures".

It will provide a world-class branch library, double the public space in our main building (without changing any of its current historic spaces), bring financial stability throughout the New York Public Library system, and will help preserve the research collection.

But the police minister, Mike Penning, in his statement on the contract award, said: "We have carefully evaluated each bidder's skills and expertise against requirements that were set by the emergency services themselves and are confident that the successful bidders will provide a world-class communications network that our services deserve in today's modern world".