Sentences with phrase «always live up to its promise»

So far, however, the program has not always lived up to that promise, especially when it comes to women with children.

While some of the franchise's mechanics are in serious need of a tune - up, the background story and narrative of the games have always lived up to the promise of having Hideo Kojima's name associated with them, and I don't doubt that Konami, if they gave a third ZoE game their full attention, could get the functional issues out of the way.

Not exact matches

Indeed, even major products hailed as «pacesetters» by IRI because they do well in their first year on the shelf often fail to live up to their early promise, with sales fizzling out after two or three years, while the real success stories tend to tap into new consumer trends early and nearly always start small, building momentum gradually.

It always promised to be a combative party conference, but Labour's political roadshow more than lived up to its billing on Tuesday when Damian McBride's publisher was caught by TV news cameras in an «unseemly» on - air scuffle with a protestor on Brighton seafront.

(It's always a buzzkill when you remember that the movie will not live up to the morbid promise of this rollicking anthem, though its closing reprise sends you out in a good mood.)

If you don't think we lived up to our promise, you can always request your money back.

It has a 1.28 - inch always - on color touch display and promises over 30 days of battery life with normal use or up to 45 days with minimal notifications on a single charge.

I tried all my possible means to get him back, after much begging, but all to no avail.and he confirmed it that he has made his decision, and he has moved on with his life, but he promised to always check up on the kids from time to time which he never did for 7 months.

The policy also helps us live up to the promises we made to the owners who relinquished their dogs into our care, to be sure the dogs would always be safe.

PlayStation consoles have always come up with a game that changed the system's image — one that made systems full of promise start living up to their potential.