Sentence examples for challenging promises from inspiring English sources

And removing oneself altogether is a missed opportunity to do the work of creating a clear sense of self, a process that, while challenging, promises to yield benefits.

He said the prospect of emerging economies losing steam could challenge promises to eradicate extreme poverty.

Translating that candour into a championship challenge promises to be a long haul for both Jaguar and their penitent driver.

A proliferation of exhibition games coming to the United States this summer as part of the World Football Challenge promises to make a busy soccer summer even busier.

Started in 1948, the challenge promises that if you can finish the steak and all of its fixings within an hour, you get the steak free.

When challenged, Pickles promises that this is just a first step on the path to real decentralisation, that he will return to the task soon.

In the final version, Myers Shrekk has his own swamp, but agrees to do Farquaad's bidding after the vertically challenged autocrat promises to remove the gaggles of fairytale creatures who have gathered there to escape persecution.

The people have seen fit to challenge these promises and to wager on their own will, not on the will of the West or of others.

Welcome to adventure travel, where the adventure always appears in ways other than the life-affirming challenges promised in glossy brochures.

If you're up for the challenge, promise yourself to listen only to your most confident, self-assured mom for a day, a week, a month, or go crazy and do it for the whole summer!

Concerning these aspects, gene expression profiling of MM is a challenge promise, not only to identify prognostic indicators of clinical outcome, but as a means of characterizing specific molecular abnormalities that may underlie all the time-related poor signs of MM.