Sentence examples similar to will never delivered from inspiring English sources

The status quo will never deliver racial equality for anyone in the African diaspora.

This box-ticking approach will never deliver the public services we need".

12.34pm GMT The Conservatives will never deliver a fairer society, Clegg says.

There may be some kinds of knowledge that science and technology will never deliver, Gorovitz and MacIntyre argued.

It's extremely likely that some shops that take money up front for Bordeaux futures will never deliver the wine".

A kind of mandala, it expresses a yearning for wholeness and spiritual consummation that the Armory Show as a whole will never deliver.

Whatever the market worth of the Guytons (his work has lately fetched considerable sums), they will never deliver more value in haunting humor than they do here.

If not coal, then the only immediately available mid-term solution is nuclear, because wind, wave and solar alternatives will never deliver reliably on an industrial scale.

However, the simple fact is that the current centralised arrangements are deeply flawed and will never deliver adequate services to the most disadvantaged.

Flexible working will never deliver on its potential, in terms of employee retention, productivity and creativity, if it is always seen as a second-class option.

For every rational businessperson reassured by the fact that Mr Obama has appointed economically literate free traders, there will be a union leader moaning that a bunch of Clintonian retreads will never deliver the change America needs.