Sentence examples for thinks delivered from inspiring English sources

The BBC's commitment to spend 50% of its budget outside London by 2016 has, he thinks, delivered huge change.

Through both internal growth and acquisitions (such as Intrav), Kuoni can, Appenzeller thinks, deliver EBITDA growth of nearly 20% a year for the next five years.

Harrelson was quick to recognise this, saying in a statement given to The Wrap: "It's flattering to be nominated, but I have to throw my vote to Matthew, who I thought delivered the best performance of his life.

Below, relive the coverage from Tom Brokaw (NBC), Peter Jennings (ABC), and Dan Rather (CBS) — and vote for who you think delivered the authoritative Berlin Wall broadcast.

As for Kameron, she's been a great performer all season and I think delivered way more than anyone expected, but I don't think she really has that sparkle to do anything too groundbreaking or original.

If you ask a member of the general public who they think delivers UK aid, the answer is likely to be charities.

They thought delivering benefits should take priority over avoiding harms: "[Some] professionals may put a higher weight and value on 'first do no harm'.

He thinks Dale Bumpers delivered a great speech.

"After 'Jade,' I thought I must be doing something wrong because I liked the film and I thought it delivered," he said.

Consider two front-page articles last weekend: I think one delivered the goods and one fell short.

"And do I think Labour delivered fairness?