Examples of 'has lived up' in a sentence
Meaning of "has lived up"
This phrase indicates that someone or something has met or exceeded expectations, often in reference to fulfilling promises, goals, or standards. It implies that the person or thing in question has successfully achieved what was expected or promised, leading to a positive outcome or result
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But neither has lived up to its promise.
The strong opportunity in subordinated debt has lived up to expectations.
This mascara has lived up to my initial expectations.
None of the nuclear states has lived up to it.
She has lived up to her reputation.
And everybody here has lived up to this creed.
Tom has lived up to our expectations.
It does not look like he has lived up to that pledge.
Rose has lived up to the expectations.
The product is successful and has lived up to all expectations.
Winnie has lived up to our expectations.
I am delighted to see that the General Assembly has lived up to its expectations.
General has lived up to our hope.
Common foreign and security policy toral process has lived up to European standards.
No day has lived up to that day.
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The basic question before us is whether the Council has lived up to its commitments.
The brand has lived up to its promise of innovation.
This year the Great Flood has lived up to its name.
Date has lived up to those promises.
For over five decades it has lived up to that commitment.
It has lived up to the expectations of the student body.
The honeyguide has lived up to its name.
It has lived up to that responsibility.
In this time it has lived up to its name.
It has lived up to its reputation.
Let us see if the movie has lived up to the huge expectations.
He has lived up to the reputation of Wu family.
And my son has lived up to it.
It has lived up to all the expectations that I had.
Andy came highly recommended and has lived up to all of our expectations.
NJ has lived up to its billing.
Despite initial scepticism, the league has lived up to expectations.
The company has lived up to its original offering.
Count this as another campaign promise Trump has lived up to, Being unpredictable.
The internet has lived up to meetings or a large screen.
But so far in his brief career, Strasburg has lived up to the hype.
She has lived up there.
But this year 's tournament has lived up to its name.
Afghanistan has lived up to its reputation as the graveyard of empires.
But today, few feel that it has lived up to that promise.
The Program has lived up to neither projected participation rates nor expenditure forecasts.
In this respect, transport policy has lived up to almost none óf its promise.
The ICN has lived up to and surpassed the modest expectations of its founders.
Do you think the UN has lived up to expectations?
Modi has lived up to his promise of providing a corruption-free government.
It seems Xiaomi has lived up to its promise.
During its twenty-five years of existence the Consultative Committee has lived up to this expectation.
The aggrieved party has lived up to his part of the contract.
However, there have been cases where a person with DMD has lived up to thirty years.
A unique design that has lived up to the most demanding architecture.
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