Sentence examples for expensive promises from inspiring English sources

We have made expensive promises to our seniors.

Defined-benefit pensions, which link retirement income to salary, are expensive promises to keep.

Faced with Mr Toledo's challenge, he made many expensive promises, from free building-plots to higher pensions.

But the EU is now questioning its ability to honour the expensive promises it made on global warming at Kyoto.

Despite Mr da Silva's expensive promises (which are echoed by other candidates), he insists that he would be fiscally responsible.

And even if Fiat prevails, the victory may come with expensive promises to keep jobs and factories in Germany.

It's an expensive promise". For instance, the town of Newton, Mass.

Whatever disappointments the movies themselves might bring are safely in the future, as you feel the rush of all their expensive promise -- the fights, the explosions, the computer-generated imagery, the macho repartee -- in compact, thrill-packed doses.

The book-length manifesto he put out with his policy speech in Cleveland last week addresses his health proposals in passing on Page 118 -- including an ambitious and expensive promise to guarantee all children health insurance by 2005.

That could become an expensive promise.

It also made some expensive campaign promises.