Sentence examples for which delivers more from inspiring English sources

Irfon Watkins is the CEO of Bristol-based online marketing tech specialist Coull – a company which delivers more than 1 billion videos a month via its advertising platform.

He isn't aware that World Flowers, which delivers more than 1bn flowers a year, is paying his gangmaster £6.85 hourly for supplying his labour.

What's more, they say, their training programs for farmers lead to higher yields and better quality cocoa, which delivers more income to farmers.

In photojournalism the balance isn't easily tipped from the utilitarian picture, which delivers information quickly, efficiently, even deeply affectingly, to a work of art, which delivers more than information.

Its site, which delivers more than 100 million video clips a day, allows users to share a broad array of offerings from news clips to home movies to spoofs — sometimes funny but often simply crude — created by ordinary users.

Greene quit writing her column for New York to pursue other projects, among them Citymeals-on-Wheels, a charity organization she helped conceive, which delivers more than two million free meals a year to New York City's shut-ins.

But a growing online retail market has helped Royal Mail, which delivered more online purchases by post.

But a growing online market for retail businesses has helped Royal Mail, which delivered more online purchases.

I would skip the Bavaroise, which delivered more flour and gelatin than chocolate, and concentrate on the other three.

Dry flies typically use brown and neutral feathers, which women prefer for a more natural look, and flies that sink often use feathers in colors like yellow and electric blue, which deliver more pop as a hair accessory.

And for-profit universities, many of which deliver more and more education online (as Minerva will do), have been widely criticized, including for low-standards and overly aggressive sales practices.