Sentence examples for best promises from inspiring English sources
It is a climate in which poverty grinds on and politics boils down not to delivery but to which party makes the best promises.
In any case, one is left with the feeling that he has yet to deliver on the best promises of his work.
Today, in an era of serious economic stress, in which the best promises of capitalism have been broken, low-income mothers and children are threatened with major cuts to public assistance.
The final pre-credits scene in the film is Peter joking to Gwen that the best promises are the ones that aren't kept.
Where the best promises still only offer more of the same low-wage enslaved, relationship deprived, mentally challenged society we have come to accept as the norm.
"We continue to believe hydrogen holds the best promise for us," said Dieter Zetsche, the chief executive.
In his view, evolution and sociobiology, not Marxist theory, held the best promise of understanding human societies.
That is a very long shot, but it may offer the best promise for the country's future stability.
At best, promised herbs were absent; at worst, much of a rib-eye steak was globby fat.
"Rather than have them cycle through years of chaos, supportive housing is the best promise to break the cycle".
Until that happens, the virtual ineffectiveness of standard therapies means that clinical trials — "warts and all" — hold the best promise for melanoma patients.
