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And over the course of the next year, I'll provide progress reports on whether my efficient life is living up to its promise.

But halfway through the game, for these kids, the rules changed, and suddenly the experimenter wasn't living up to her part of the bargain.

She was now living up to her title as lore master of her bardic group and going to seek out the ruins of Kith'tarka.

But the coming months will test the resolve of an organisation that has a hard time living up to its own expectations.

Mr Bakiyev disappointed many of his supporters by not living up to his promises of democracy and political reform.

Yet today, with more than a decade of stable institutions and sustained growth, Brazil is finally living up to its promise.

If your child is not living up to your expectations--yet--you have to recognize that you're not a failure as a parent.

Living up to your potential is not crossing off everything on your to do list on time, under budget.

Yet Apple has indeed ushered in a new era in which personal technology is finally living up to its name.

It must be reached by a nation that takes its place in the international community by fully living up to its international obligations.

What is the point of having a country leading a meeting that has no intention of living up to its word?

Far from living up to the bracing rhetoric of his inaugural, he has not been tough enough.

Far from living up to its pledge, North Korea has pressed ahead with its nuclear program.

That said, the cane toad may just be living up to its genetic legacy.

Now that the public's expectations have been raised, the challenge lies in living up to these expectations.

He plays in any position in midfield, he is finally living up to expectations and he is at the centre of Lazio's game.

California Republican Dan Lungren said Mr. Obama is not living up to his campaign promises to cut taxes and federal spending.

Splitting hairs on this relatively small issue is not living up to your reputation.

Monnet always liked to check on whether his friends and disciples were living up to his impossibly high standards.

In China today, however, the practical reality seems to have a hard time living up to this romanticized ideal.

But constantly offering unsolicited advice is basically like telling everyone that they're not living up to your expectations.

Then figure out a very concrete way to measure it and to hold yourself accountable for living up to it.

She succeeded, to my mind, in living up to her extraordinary reputation . . .

And now, living up to the commitments and the expectations of WTO membership can be added to this list.

So what if Rooney isn't living up to his reputation as a world-class striker?

In almost every case when someone says, "You are not living up to your potential, " the proper answer is, "So what? "

it's Time I Started Living Up To My Own Words.

You are also pressured, frustrated, puzzled, overwhelmed, and worried about not living up to anyone's expectations, let alone your own.

But how good is America at living up to its own ideals?

I replied that I had never tried living up to it.

But it will have great difficulty living up to the rest of the world's expectations.

At the very least, they should stop pretending that he is living up to the bargain he made in 2005.

BMW-Sauber's KERS system is not living up to the Swiss based squad's expectations, the publication Motorsport Aktuell reports.

She has entered the best college, living up to her parents' expectations.

People who say they are not living up to their potential do not understand what living means.

And there was love which show itself in living up to God's commandments and God's laws.

Even tourists disagree as to whether Tombstone is living up to its fabled past.

Even so, the single market is clearly not living up to its name.

It's this fear of the unknown, this feeling of uncertainty that keeps us from realizing our dreams and living up to our full potential.

Living up to his promise, he released the album "Take Your Pick" just 2 months after his departure.

What part of this isn't living up to your expectations?

You thank them in doing your job and you thank them in living up to your fullest potential.

Because "living up to potential" is really just code for "not being recognized as the talented genius that I am. "

"Living up to your potential" is a phrase from a grade-school report card.

He was, in fact, poised to surpass his father and to come closer to living up to the much-esteemed Van Gogh name.

I think their actions would be better focused on living up to their rights and obligations.

Sometimes living up to our potential means we get a challenge ourselves and change.

To Enhance Leading Cadres'Innovational Capacity for Living up to "Treble Representative"

Prior to joining b5media, my blog wasn't living up to it's full potential.

It's not that we were living beyond our means but we were certainly living up to them.

The practical problems of living up to ancient promises are thorny.

Only by living up to the three requirements, can we expect Taiwan to take a new face.

Sometimes they mock Mr Obama for not quite living up to their colossal expectations.

We are living up to what the Party expects of us.

Living up to your values will help you "feel right" .

"Last year's students said it was the best part of the course and it's certainly living up to my expectations. "

The only time you realize you have a reputation is when you're not living up to it.

You're not living up to the best things in yourself.

There is growing evidence that the Chinese market is living up to its promise.

We are living up to what the motherland expects of us.

Women have been complaining forever about the impossibility of living up to the female body image that is presented in media.

To the annoyance of all other team members, he is living up to the MBA acronym, Mighty Big Attitude.

Now, if we are honest with ourselves, we need to admit that we are not living up to that responsibility.

I favored secrecy because it freed me from the necessity of living up to criteria set beforehand by the media and critics.

Your job performance has been living up to the boss' standards.

They were afraid of not keeping up with their peers and not living up to their parents' expectations.

There were signs even before the debate that new media were not living up to expectations.

Right now ronaldo is not living up to the hype but for sure later he will.

Dean, I need you to continue not living up to your resume. Sue, you're in charge of waffling . -Are you sure?

It's about all nations living up to their responsibilities.

Nowadays , some writers are not living up to their names.

Only by living up to the three requirements, can we .

Living up to the stereotypic ideal can cause anxiety that can't be expressed easily because it would violate the ideal.

Are they not "living up to their potential" ?

We have to go out and play like we are the hungriest team every night instead of saying it and not living up to it.

These are the standards that we set. And today, we must ask: Are we living up to our mutual responsibilities?

Whatever excuses we have for not living up to our talent, the fact is that time will always move forward.

On the other hand, living up to the family name means that I'm supposed to save the world someday.

Living up to the Requirements of the "Three Delegates" Carrying the Party's Organization Construction into a New Historical Stage

Healthy self-esteem comes from living up to a set of standards that are practical, clear-cut, humane, and worthy of respect;