Sentence examples for beyond promises from inspiring English sources
Beyond promises to work on its environmental and human rights issues, Barrick announced a first quarter net loss of $83 million this year amid slumping gold prices, but cut its debt load by $842 million in the last year.
The recent shift has underscored that there have been no substantive fixes beyond promises by countries to reduce their budget deficits.
Both Dorsey and Sandberg had prepared well for the hearings, mastering the art of satisfying the congressional inquisitors without actually saying anything substantive beyond promises like "trust is the cornerstone of our business".
"Tonight was the first step in our development and we will continue individual sales from next year and beyond," promised the firm's Asia chairman, the Frenchman François Curiel after the sale: "Our dream was that Chinese buyers would be excited, and they were," he said.
He has uprooted his family because of the critical mass of networks and expertise built up between the Christie, Manchester University and Cancer Research UK and beyond, that promises real cancer breakthroughs – and soon.
"Revelation of the Mayans 2012 and Beyond," which promises to provide evidence of ancient alien life, was originally set to be released in late 2012.
But it all has a distinctive formal clarity and emotional directness that goes far beyond promise.
As a counterpoint to the "lifetime and beyond" promise that companies like Evernote promise for your notes and other cloud-stored data, PasswordBox also includes an option for how to manage that data after you die, by way of its own acquisition of Legacy Locker, made last year.
Americans nationwide -- and beyond -- promised they'd "never forget" where they were when they heard the news.
There are signs of improvements beyond the promises and hoopla that one might expect from Ford.
"The media gives us the impression that little else matters beyond the promises of reservations, "vote-bank politics," populist grants and loan waivers, and "anti-incumbency".
