Sentence examples for again promising from inspiring English sources

Now, embarrassed by the EU's forthrightness, ICAO is again promising to come up with something.

By the 2008 presidential campaign, Mr. Obama's Democratic rivals, including Mrs. Clinton, were again promising universal coverage.

This fall, Wisconsin is again playing its well-rehearsed role as a swing state, and the local Republicans are again promising victory.

She shouldn't be allowed to run for president," Trump said in an hourlong attack against Clinton, again promising to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate her.

Attacks in Kashmir have plunged in recent years, with the top leaders of India and Pakistan again promising better relations in the contested region.

But his parliamentary strength collapsed abruptly in the 1997 elections, ominously after Mr. Chirac tried to undertake the same economic reforms that he is again promising today.

Earlier this year, nearly three thousand tech workers signed the Never Again pledge, promising not to work on any databases that the Trump Administration might use to target vulnerable groups.

14 December: Cadbury launches its official defence to Kraft's bid, raising its financial targets again and promising shareholders higher dividends.

And we have the same things coming with it again: JVC promising high sound quality and a relatively high price.

So far, the feedback is positive and our experiences again very promising.

Again, by promising a complete delete, kids could feel more comfortable revealing more than what they would do otherwise.