Sentence examples for because of false promises from inspiring English sources

"One thing that Ahmed said to every person he met with in Washington was that he played by the rules of the game – he played politics, he engaged in negotiations with Morsi – and those negotiations broke down because of false promises," Mr. Bockenfeld said.

Many will enroll because of false promises about the selectivity of the school, the urgency of enrolling immediately, the cost of attending, transferability of credits, job placement, starting salaries.

a. Hispanics have historically not trusted government because of their experiences of false promises in their mother countries.

I voted against this, because it is full of false promises to deliver water that simply isn't there.

They've peddled a fake Brexit, full of false promises.

The program seems absent of false promises and persistent rip-offs.

But Drake now thinks the Leave campaign made a lot of false promises.

"When Galloway came into town he made a lot of false promises," she says.

Drop the vacuum of false promises and fluffy answers to meaningful issues.

Now, US District Court Magistrate Judge William Duffin has ruled that Dassey's confession was "involuntary under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments," because investigators made "false promises" and interviewed Dassey without the presence of an adult, knowing he had learning disabilities.

Gadgetmakers are equally guilty of making false promises.