Sentence examples for better promises from inspiring English sources

It's that, in some sense, it's not a terribly interesting question; "better" promises a tidier explanation than can ever be provided.

Mr Daer, who replaced Mr Martinez last year calls the CGT "a pluralist organisation", and says it should not reject the new opposition alliance outright, but wait to see its proposals for the economy: after all, these might push the Peronists into better promises still.

Wal-Mart's slogan "Save money, live better" promises a lot.

Hebrews 8 6,10, "But the ministry Jesus has received is as superior to theirs as the covenant of which he is mediator is superior to the old one, and it is founded on better promises.

Apart from Mount Athos there is no better promise of a femininity-free zone than a crab fisherman's boat far off the Alaskan shore.

"Here, if you make an investment there is a better promise of a quick return," said Erni A. Schlindwein, a Brazilian farmer in Chaco, near Ciudad del Este.

But biological approaches through either aerobic or anaerobic fermentation hold better promise.

He would not favor his own child at any cost but would support other children if they showed better promise of becoming future scientists–future Darwinians.

Since therapeutic significance should be analyzed through its comparative effect on both normal and cancer cells, possible application of biocompatible polymer modified nanoparticles as therapeutic agent holds better promise.

At the same time a 'republican tradition' provides the foundation for a 'loyal opposition' to the American polity as it actually operates, appealing, as it were, to its better promised self.

Unlike common pico-satellites, they are designed to be "larger but stronger" with more powerful platforms and unique payloads so as to bear a better promise for real applications.