Sentence examples for return delivering from inspiring English sources
Free from the watchful eye of armed prison guards and helped on to the stage in Independence Square in a wheelchair, Ukraine's former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko made a triumphant return, delivering a stirring speech to the crowds in Kiev in which she urged them to stay on the streets until their "mission" was complete.
At the high end, one can easily expect to pay more than ten thousand yuan and to receive a highly personalised service in return, delivering to customers styles of romance that are increasingly individuated and technologically sophisticated.
And with 40% of Millennials likely to share a travel experience on social media during their trip, and 34% likely to voice trip details after their return, delivering first-rate service and experiences are more important than ever -- and both big brands and startups are paying attention.
Now, compare that to the $2 return delivered by Sydney motorways.
It is the fashion these days to separate beta (the systematic return delivered by the market) from alpha (the manager's skill).
Russian competition entry Leviathan, by Andrey Zvyagintsev, who made 2003's The Return, delivered the frisson of sublimity that people had expected from the Ceylan film.
Unbound, an iPhoto replacement application, removes the bulk and extraneous features found Apple's software, and in return, delivers speed.
The 41X return delivered through the acquisition may have been better than LiveRail could hope for on the public market.
That's comfortably more than the return delivered by either the S&P 500 or the American Stock Exchange's biotech (BTK) index.
Farmer's decision: The farmer receives a lump-sum transfer payment from the buyer and in return delivers a specified level of output, contributing effort and, in one of our two cases, capital.
J.P. Morgan's fund, which derives from an institutional offering that has evolved over four decades, aims to produce returns after expenses of 1.4 percentage points more than the return delivered by a standard corporate bond index.
