Sentence examples for rarely delivering from inspiring English sources
I apologise to all of them, particularly Mandy, one of my favourites, for always promising to speak more slowly, but rarely delivering on that promise.
Rarely delivering a line without fingering her flat-ironed hair, Ms. LoPatin gets it absolutely right, as does Karen DiConcetto, who somehow excavates a character from the walking sight gag of Snooki.
Unlike the honestly frugal Toyota Prius, the gas-electric Lexii often struck me as costly impostors, green on the surface but rarely delivering on their performance of high performance and exceptional economy.
Elsewhere - "On Marsden Moor", "Landfall", "Surtsey" - imperial map-making and flag-planting are seen as a root cause of social violence, as is property ownership in "Punishment", revisiting a class-war theme which Armitage has often treated, though rarely delivering more than a simple dramatisation of anger and hatred.
Gou is in the habit of promising big and rarely delivering.
Markets rarely deliver big surprises.
Standardized interview questions rarely deliver unexpected insights.
They promise the world and rarely deliver.
Services are rarely delivered in isolation but across clinical networks.
The market rarely delivers energy efficiency improvements spontaneously, as there is no market push.
In headlines, transformative change is rarely delivered by the sort of incumbents celebrated in many rankings.
