Sentences with phrase «live up to the promise of»

After testing the Urbanears Stadion myself, I can confidently say that they live up to their promise of an «on - target fit.»

IXUS fully lives up to the promise of a core holding, with broad, deep and unbiased coverage at an extremely low holding cost.

But with Manchester United also in the fold, Wenger better live up to his promise of acting quickly in this transfer window if he wants to land his man.

For these reasons, I was particularly pleased to learn about Babo Botanicals, a line of hair and skin treatments for babies and kids — and good for grownups too, I happily discovered — that lives up to its promise of being free of synthetics.

For an example of a project that apparently lives up to the promise of «Forever Open, Clear and Free,» check out Maggie Daley Park, now under development east of the Loop.

Next, living up to the promise of her last name, Zephyr Teachout grades the Republican candidates» sites from the point of view of undecided voters.

Greenfield said he thinks MIH will eventually live up to the promise of giving developers more certainty about what they can expect when it comes to rezonings and affordable housing.

«We haven't lived up to our promise of the full one - third,» Glick said — so the federal program would be essentially be a wash for the state.

Though the President has instigated reforms in health care and climate change, he has not lived up to his promise of changing how public policies are made.

They live up to their promise of keeping this easy by keeping the number of ingredients down.

I recently got to try the Exuviance Age Reverse Total Correct + Sculpt Serum and I couldn't wait to see if it lived up to its promises of transforming skin and making it look younger.

Half the movie has a game McCarthy starring in scenes that live up to the promise of the movie's title -LRB-»80s dance off!

But like Mad Max 3 before it, the film never lives up to the promise of the ideas that it raises, resulting in a film which is enjoyable but only memorable in passing.

As any child of the»80s with a BBFC - disapproved checklist of the era's video nasties could attest, it's a rare missing - in - action title that lived up to the promise of its «Here Be Dragons» cultural status.

A little over two years later, producer Hideo Kojima & company finally deliver a sequel that lives up to the promise of the original.

And Lofland more than lives up to the promise of Mud with a darkly involving performance that continually catches us by surprise.

But Sally's marriage to Roy (Josh Brolin) is in its own trouble; he's a novelist who hasn't been able to live up to the promise of his first book, and isn't doing much in the way of providing for their future, so she ends up going back into the workforce as the assistant to Greg (Antonio Banderas), a handsome gallery owner.

Every now and then, a game comes along that has wonderful ideas, but sadly fails to live up to the promise of those ideas.

Later repackaged as the third chapter of Jarmusch's 2003 anthology Coffee & Cigarettes (not to be confused with Cigarettes & Coffee, see above), this low - key diner - bar conversation between Iggy Pop and Tom Waits more than lives up to the promise of its premise.

I won't spoil it except to say that it didn't live up to the promise of the beginning.

A brainless popcorn movie for a cold night in with a DVD if ever there was one, G.I. Joe: Retaliation can not live up to its promise of mayhem and The Rock and ninjas.

It's not wholly uninteresting, but it also doesn't live up to the promise of the movie's beginning.

The 90th annual Academy Awards — a race that went from feeling like anything could happen before the ceremony to a relatively safe ceremony that, despite some memorable presenters, didn't quite live up to the promise of a diverse and exciting slate of nominees — took place earlier tonight at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California.

Perhaps the original script lived up to the promise of the intriguing premise because the film, as released, certainly doesn't.

For instance, support for the federal No Child Left Behind Act has eroded, as evidence accumulated that the federal law was not living up to the promise of its grossly overstated name and politicians in both major parties found it to be an easy target (see Figure 3).

As long as the Stull Act remains unenforced in numerous districts throughout the state, our students will continue to suffer and California will fail to live up to its promise of equal educational opportunity for all.

Charter schools need to live up to the promise of greater flexibility in exchange for greater accountability.»

But do GoveGCSEs live up to their promise of injecting more rigour?

Critics contend that charters have not lived up to their promises of innovation and performance, and often claim resources that otherwise would go to more deserving traditional schools.

The «renaissance schools» in Camden have drawn criticism from some activists who maintain they haven't lived up to their promise of serving all students equally.

We believe that public schools must live up to the promise of providing a great education to every student.

Proponents say the scores, released last week, are fresh proof that the schools are living up to their promise of improving education for kids struggling in traditional schools.

«The VVTL - i unit even feels pretty torquey — without the bulk of a Corolla to lug around it lives up to the promise of its spec sheet.

The rest of the car just failed to live up to the promise of its raw ingredients.

I suspected that the «box might not live up to the promise of the engine but the SPEEDSHIFT MCT is much - improved, delivering clean, precise upshifts and responsive downshifts.

The GranTurismo's interior lives up to the promises of the exterior.

Ford is also living up to the promise of connecting its cars by equipping the new Focus with a mobile hotspot and offering an app to perform functions such as locking and unlocking the car.

With what Honda is calling a chiseled new look, the sport hybrid from the automaker is looking to live up to the promise of fun and efficient, as Honda's tend to do (like the Honda Civic).

Initially, though, the engines had difficulty living up to their promise of significant fuel savings.

«Everything from the steering to the bespoke suspension set - up has been tuned specifically for our performance SUV, and the result is a vehicle that lives up to the promise of both the F - Pace and SVR names.»

The Honda CR - Z sports hybrid has never had the pace to live up to the promise of its looks.

Everything from the steering to the bespoke suspension set - up has been tuned specifically for our performance SUV and the result is a vehicle that lives up to the promise of both the F - Pace and SVR names,» says JLR's Chief Engineer of Vehicle Integrity, Mike Cross.

This well - equipped 2011 Sonata GLS lives up to its promise of a comfortable ride, responsive handling and powerful, fade - free braking, and you'll love its short 35.8 - ft.

While a good car, it hasn't quite lived up to the promise of being a 3 Series Coupe replacement.

The Meaning of Human Existence by Edward O. Wilson It's got quite the title, but with a National Book Award nomination, you can be sure this book lives up to the promise of its name.

E-ink lived up to its promises of superb readability in various lighting conditions, the e-reader was compact, the PDF reflow feature worked quite nicely for the most part, and the battery life was great.

«The novel has sharply incisive passages, but Haigh's thin characterizations don't quite live up to the promise of the clever, intricate premise.»

But if the software can live up to the promise of its high - end hardware, it might just be worth it.

Update: SK Telecom has lived up to its promise of a March 13th update and is being joined by local competitor KT and a number of European operators in distributing ICS to GSII owners today.

Just as well, since it might be hard for Portfolio IQ to live up to its promise of an «ultra-low» cost if it did include its own inhouse ETFs.