Sentences with phrase «n't live up to the promises»

But that marketing strategy can backfire when things go wrong — or if regulators or courts find the product doesn't live up to its promises.

When the crowd had finished he made sure to warn them that «bad things would happen» if they don't live up to their promise.

The latest version of the House GOP bill, which Republican leaders are trying to figure out whether they have the votes to pass this week, wouldn't live up to that promise and would weaken those protections.

More than half of mergers don't live up to promises.

However, if the broker can not live up to its promise to the clients, we will definitely notify you to steer away from such brokers and keep you money safe.

«The image that was portrayed to these girls of an Islamic caliphate where they'd be a little closer to heaven simply hasn't lived up to the promise.

The weird, non-labelled spices in my cupboards, the facial serums that didn't live up to their promises, the jeans that I know I'll never wear again but feel the need to hang onto because they were spendy... I'm trying to clear all this noise out in the most responsible way possible.

Should Shula not live up to his promise, the job will likely fall to senior Paul Fields or highly touted freshman Vince Sutton.

Edmilson Fernandes, Cheikhou Kouyate and Mark Noble were all poor in the roles asked of them in midfield while Joao Mario and Arthur Masuaku did not live up to the promise shown a week before.

With just one win in ten in all competitions for Maurcio Pochettino's side, Tottenham's season was starting to look in danger of not living up to its promise — especially with their early Champions League exit recently.

The boycott in fact ended in 1984, but was reinstated in 1988 because Nestle did not live up to the promises it made.

Consumer Reports didn't rate this sunscreen very highly, saying the SPF protection did not live up to its promise (at least with the 50 + tested).

«Baby bottles manufacturers are not living up to their promises to protect consumers» health,» said Mike Schade, a report co-author with the Center for Health, Environment and Justice.

Rob Astorino accepted the Republican nomination for Governor at the state party convention in Westchester Thursday, saying Governor Cuomo hasn't live up to his promises to improve the state.

Cuomo said the company is not living up to promises to improve customer service and build out broadband.

Rob Astorino accepted the Republican nomination for governor at the state party convention in Westchester Thursday, saying Governor Andrew Cuomo hasn't lived up to his promises to improve the state.

«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.

So far the field hasn't lived up to its promise — but senior scientists and administrators in the field mostly agree that a few companies in the industry are approaching viability so the small industrial scientific workforce is likely to grow.

That's the idea behind gene therapy — but it hasn't lived up to its promise.

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.

The marketing for them is great, but in reality, they just don't live up to their promises, and that roller coaster ride ushers in a lot more risk than other methods of replacement.

Don't forget we have a 60 - day money back guarantee as well as free delivery to anywhere in the world so there's no risk of wasting your money if TestoGen doesn't live up to our promises!

My second concern is that over the many years that I've been low - carbing on and off many sweeteners have become darlings and then were found to not live up to their promise - for example, agave, brown rice syrup, and yacon syrup.

I also feel very disappointed when a drugstore product doesn't live up to its promises.

The weird, non-labelled spices in my cupboards, the facial serums that didn't live up to their promises, the jeans that I know I'll never wear again but feel the need to hang onto because they were spendy... I'm trying to clear all this noise out in the most responsible way possible.

While there very well could be a single or two from this record that eventually does break through to join the current wave of club crossover hits, Glow, as an album, does not live up to its promise, regardless of whether it's evaluated in «mainstream» or «underground» terms.

Sadly, Triple 9 does not live up to its promise (nor its premise), despite a few good action sequences.

The premise itself is a comic gem of opportunity, but soon after its opening moments, it's abundantly clear the execution won't live up to its promise.

There are some great scenes of nasty violence, but Brawl in Cell Block 99 just doesn't live up to its promise.

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.

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).

Although research so far has shown that MOOCs aren't living up to those promises, Anissa Lokey - Vega believes that MOOCs related to education do have value for teacher professional development.

On the other hand, it may be the public declaration that a school did not live up to its promises to the public or to the parents and students that chose to attend.

Florida Charters have not lived up to their promises.

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.

But charter schools haven't lived up to their promise.

But charter schools overall haven't lived up to this promise.

NEW YORK — Charter schools have great potential, but they aren't living up to their promise, former President Bill Clinton said late Tuesday night at a gathering of about 100 international philanthropists and businesspeople.

Knox County Education Association President Lauren Hopson is questioning a proposed 2017 - 18 budget that she says doesn't live up to promises made.

It looks like it's from the future, but the technology under the skin simply does not live up to the promise.

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.

What I didn't hear a whole lot about was how the experience of reading ebooks and paper books compared, particularly in regard to the Kindle's frustrating reading experience not living up to its promise.

Maybe your evaluation unit was the same way, and that would explain why its contrast doesn't live up to promise.

The Ebook technology hasn't lived up to its promise - yet.

Even though Great Lakes held «itself out as a resource for individuals to use to determine the most financially - beneficial path to student loan repayment,» they did not live up to that promise.

Many of these robots are scams and even if they are not, they don't live up to the promises they make in the sales pitch.

What if a credit repair company you hired doesn't live up to its promises?