Sentence examples for broader promises from inspiring English sources

The rearmament package was crippling to the government's ability to make broader promises on developing the welfare state.

Amid the broader promises loaded on to Rio as they have been on to every other recent Games until they threaten to collapse under their own weight, there was one specific promise that has not been kept.

Aid organizations with specific promises — like those providing tetanus shots, for example — tend to be more reliable than those that make broader promises.

Yet Vitravene, a locally injected drug, fell short of proving antisense's broader promise, and it never took off because of competition from AIDS cocktails.

But with the proliferation of ad blockers, these incentives will manifest themselves: publishers will need to charge, and to the extent that they otherwise deny access to ad-blocked visitors, consumers will pay (especially if it were to come with a broader promise of privacy, not just ad-free).

It was a key component of his broader promise to usher in a more open process in the chamber.

It was the strongest expression in pop culture of the broader promise of that year, that the future would be fairer and more egalitarian.

The rules translate the broad promises of the 2010 law into detailed standards that can be enforced by state and federal officials.

On its CarPlay webpage, Apple makes broad promises: To activate Siri voice control, just press and hold the voice control button on the steering wheel.

The governments of rich countries have pumped some new money into agriculture, but they have not fully made good on the broad promises they made at a conference in Italy in 2009.

Broad promises have been made in official documents: 'to make the Olympic Park a blueprint for sustainable living' and 'to be a catalyst for new waste management infrastructure in east London'.