Sentence examples for thing to deliver from inspiring English sources

"He's made some important strides on safety, and that's not an easy thing to deliver.

We find it's a very difficult thing to deliver on time and in full.

I think the question is are the management team today doing the right thing to deliver for shareholders in the future and that's my real duty".

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"It's not an easy thing to deliver a pace-of-play penalty, particularly in a situation like this," Daly-Donofrio, a former tour player, said of the penalty issued to Pressel on the 13th tee.

This last phenomenon has become more of an obstacle in the last 25 years; today it's no big thing to deliver an animal based in, say, California, to New York, rested and raring to go, just a day or two before the Belmont.

For giving a new book to the world is the closest thing to delivering life that I will ever be able to do! (Though I've been lucky enough to watch all of our children born and to witness their first breaths...I was still just a cheering onlooker while my wife Currie did all the hard work).

The spaceflight company has been testing a re-usable version of its Falcon 9 rocket, the sub-orbital rocket which it uses, among other things, to deliver supplies to the International Space Station (it started in 2012, making it the first private company to visit the ISS).

It takes three things to deliver Webtone to every phone jack in your home.

Working on a trading floor in an investment bank taught me two things: to deliver things that work, as quickly as possible; and to avoid the Cos lettuce at the canteen salad bar (I once found a live worm in it covered in salad dressing, inching for its life – true story).

Every time, "officials" appear on television after these things to deliver "statements".