Sentence examples for cavalier promises from inspiring English sources
The clothing industry has held a series of meetings with NGOs and governments, including Germany's and America's, to develop a strategy to improve safety in Bangladesh's 5,000 factories (see article).Fine, but whatever the safeguards, there will be a gap between the cavalier promises of ethical supply chains and the reality of corrupt politics and dodgy pillars.
It has convinced most observers that it is not an Islamist party, but there are doubts whether it could propel Zanzibar forward if it gained power; some of its lieutenants have made cavalier economic promises.Will the CUF now be able to control its own?
In such a case, he predicts, voters will feel a perennial dissatisfaction, stemming from the tendency of their canniest and most long-lasting politicians to be cavalier about campaign promises.
As the Golden State Warriors get ready to battle the Cleveland Cavaliers for what promises to be an epic encounter for the NBA Championship, preparations are already in motion for NBA Summer League 2015, which will be held for the 11th year in Las Vegas, from July 10-20, at the Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion on the University of Nevada Las Vegas campus.
And his dancing in the second act pas de deux, as the Sugarplum Fairy's Cavalier, lived up to that promise.
For now, Gilbert's progress, the promise of a better Cavalier tomorrow and the giddiness from James' shortcomings will look to keep these businesses going through a transitional period.
More than 20 years before Colin Milburn had demonstrated the value of a Northamptonshire cavalier to England before all that exuberant promise was ruined by the tragedy of the injuries sustained in a car crash.
Einstein had not been able to secure any teaching job; his cavalier and even defiant attitude toward academic authority worked against his early signs of promise.
Scott has been harder than anyone on Hickson, perhaps because in the post-LeBron era, no player holds as much promise for the Cavaliers' future.
— cavalier and dismissive.
