Sentence examples for will deliver with from inspiring English sources

The first impressions were exactly as you might expect: nobody can be sure whether Klopp will deliver with his aim of "one title" inside four years but it is going to be a lot of fun finding out.

As Mosharraf Zaidi, the head of Alif Ailaan, an NGO that campaigns for universal education in Pakistan, told me recently, "Before Pakistan can ask what the government will deliver with an increased education budget, it has to ask where this money is going to come from".

EarthShell says it took a crucial if little-noticed step in May, when Detroit Tool and Engineering of Lebanon, Mo., a subsidiary of DT Industries, agreed to build equipment to make EarthShell materials that it will deliver with performance guarantees to packaging manufacturers.

So the extra £2.5bn Labour are promising is likely to be described as a 'down payment' - the minimum they will deliver with more to come when additional funds are identified.

Mr. Lysacek is a task-based performer (tell him what to do and in what order, and he'll deliver) with a beautiful instrument (his body), but his approach, while initially satisfying, loses its gloss because it's mostly about following rules.

McDonald's will flip burgers with machines, Amazon will deliver packages with drones and taxis will all be self-driving.

The ESS accelerator will deliver protons with 5 MW of power to the target at 2.0 GeV, with a nominal current of 62.5 mA.

The Boredoms will play it in L.A. and the local group Gang Gang Dance will deliver it, with the help of eighty-eight drummers, on the Williamsburg waterfront.

Most of us will therefore be more comfortable stoking up on drabber, less-sugared brands, content in the knowledge that their substantially starchy nature will deliver us with a sustained release of sugar.

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† only contigs > 100 bases were assessed * on a dual quad-core 3 GHz Xeon workstation with 32 GB RAM ** on a dual core 2.53 GHz Mac mini server with 4 GB RAM The optimal assembler will use all the reads given, and will deliver assemblies with unambiguous mappings of reads to contigs, and thus putative transcripts.