Sentence examples for which delivered that from inspiring English sources

A top executive at one of the world's supreme camera companies confirms: "I have not worked with any other camera which delivered that quality".

The designed system consists of two stages of screw conveyors, including a metering stage which controlled the flow-rate of fuel, a rotary airlock and an injection conveyor stage, which delivered that fuel at a consistent rate to the FBG.

"The process that we've embarked upon now for some months, maintaining continuity of care, will be achieved and all our landlords, our lenders, our creditors, have been very supportive of a process which delivers that outcome," chairman Christopher Price told the BBC.

This is a beginners' government that cannot handle things, which never delivered that list of reforms".

He sees United's tenth FA Youth Cup final win, over Sheffield United earlier this summer, as potentially the most significant since the 1992 win over Crystal Palace which delivered a generation that underpinned the club's domestic dominance.

So we have had 30 years of reform which delivered benefits that now need to be relinquished so we can have a stronger economy?

For the application in RF-components and in view of eddy current losses, the magnetic FeTaN films were investigated for different thicknesses which delivered information that slipped in a multilayer design.

Jack's father believed that earlier studies with that procedure, which delivered current to areas of the brain, had given him a temporary insight into other people he had not had previously.

By "UK press", of course, he actually means The Sun, which delivered a juicy tabloid story that was dutifully followed up with nary a question by Digg-baiting Fleet Street hacks.

Moreover, the effect of a given light dose is independent of the manner in which the light is delivered, that is, either continuously or intermittently.

It was the first time that Kozmo, which delivered goods ordered on the Internet to consumers in less than an hour, had ever earned profits.