Sentence examples for enormously promising from inspiring English sources

"What happens a few years from now," she asked, "when those 60 stem lines are used up, and then the scientists come to him and say, 'My gosh, it's enormously promising.

Although it may be too early for enthusiasts to promise the kind of "enormously promising" developments that worried Miss Buchanan, it is not too early for them to complain that Mr. Bush's approach is too restrictive.

For now, the suspicion is that vested interests – falling back on the easy line that "it's not about structures" – put paid to an enormously promising experiment.

The best mixed doubles team in the world, Liezel Huber and Bob Bryan, were playing Jack Sock and Melanie Oudin, two American teenagers on the fragile cusp of enormously promising careers.

These initial inMarket statistics are enormously promising for retailers anyway.

Peptides seemed enormously promising as drugs because bacteria cannot easily alter their membranes to become resistant, as they have against many older antibiotics.

For this reason, we must use embryonic stem cells if we wish to pursue a large body of enormously important, highly promising and deeply humane research in how specific tissues and organs grow from the broad potential of early cells derived from the fertilized ovum.

Looks promising.

Sound promising?

— is promising.

"Promising newcomers?