Sentence examples for different promises from inspiring English sources

Second, those same people have offered different promises to spend these supposed "savings" several times over.

And rather than a rainbow coalition of different promises and messages for different groups, Labour needs a compelling vision and lived values that show how much better Britain could be.

But this time will be different, promises the popular government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who is heading for a nationwide election in June in which the robust economy is widely expected to carry him to an unprecedented third term in office.

Trump's problem is that he has made different promises to each group.

Phase two, which will cost $1.5 billion, will be different, promises Expo Line executive director Rick Thorpe.

But relative outperformance was never the stated objective of the industry.Instead it made clients a different promise.

This season, as City Ballet celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Diamond Project, Mr. Martins's brainchild has fulfilled a very different promise.

The "Die Hard" films offer a different promise: not that everything will go right, but that there's always hope that something will go wrong.

Where fast fashion providers boast that they are democratising fashion by providing catwalk style at low prices, the Danes make a different promise: they will combine Danish design heritage, wearability, quality and durability at a fair price.

Without more attention to what people do online rather than a focus on how we get there, better and cheaper access to the power of computers and the Internet seems to hold a different promise from what anyone hoped.

Even when studying at the Slade School (1945-50) under the charismatic William Coldstream, one of the founders in the 1930s of the highly influential Euston Road school of urban realists, which cast its shadow forward over many 1950s art courses, Hunt's work held a different promise.