Sentence examples similar to a persistent promise from inspiring English sources

After enduring the worst start in Premier League history it was a trip to Bournemouth a fortnight ago that brought Sunderland their first league victory and a player overlooked by Sam Allardyce is displaying persistent promise.

In fact, Mr. Trump's persistent promises to disclose more personal financial data remain unfulfilled campaign pledges.

Well, we have prenatal diagnosis, elective abortion and the persistent promises of gene therapy, but none of these can currently be considered a cure.

But for all of DNA's promise, there exists a persistent gap between its potential and its use.

This intervention holds promise in relieving a persistent cause of pain in the neck and shoulder as well as elsewhere in the body.

"I want this book to do well, but I don't want it to mean so much to me that if it doesn't do well I'm going to be disappointed," Ms. Collins said of "Star Quality," before leaving the studio for tea with a persistent fan from Denmark she had promised to meet.

The promise of home robotics has been a persistent one over the decades.

This is the third or fourth new economy since the 19th century -- each one offering a similar promise -- and yet none could stop a persistent downturn.

Pollution has been a persistent concern for the Games, even as Chinese officials have promised to deliver clean air by imposing restrictions on cars and factories.

The promise of a dialogue between jazz and classical music has been a persistent lure over the years.

This Apple-like promise in the enterprise context offers IBM a clear direction out of a persistent slump.