Sentence examples for cheap promises from inspiring English sources

While I did not use the WKWXX to write this review, I did use it to fulfill another of my increasingly cheap promises.

"If you can say something that seems like, 'I'm supportive of your point of view on this,' it's a really cheap promise," Dr. Heilman said.

The fact that everyday computing is getting exponentially cheaper promises to vastly increase data flows of all sorts and to revolutionize the practice of science.

Ray thinks Kim's dress makes her look cheap, but promises Kim he's not playing her.

"Our activists or champion members in Congress get bought cheap by promises.

"There's no way we will sell Royal Mail 'on the cheap,'" promised the government in its "myth-busters" factsheet.

But that could change if riders are lured to the dockless option, which is cheaper and promises more convenience because rides can be made without having to plan trips around fixed pickup and drop-off locations.

The dollar's recent recovery has come at the expense of the yen, and a cheaper currency promises to give a boost to the country's export market a critical part of the economy and an important element in breaking the influence of stagflation and falling prices.

Some are cheap and promise only limited tightening.

Although concrete was rarely cheaper, it promised to be faster – and by creating an entirely new look to the built environment, it would signal to the public that a new transformation was indeed afoot.

Nevertheless, the faster, cheaper broadband promised by Charter would be a welcome change, as would better customer service.