Sentence examples for hand promises from inspiring English sources

Syria's top archaeologist, on the other hand, promises Palmyra will rise again.

Tesco, on the other hand, promises a permanent move to China after six months' training in Hertfordshire, England.

Apocalypticism, on the other hand, promises a sudden, cataclysmic intervention by God on the side of a faithful minority.

Leaving the financial system in its current form, on the other hand, promises more of the devil the country now knows.

Mobilising their savings efficiently (ie, through the stockmarket rather than the state-owned banks), on the other hand, promises rich rewards.But if China is aiming for well-governed companies bought and sold on well-governed bourses, the odds appear stacked against it.

HyperFair, on the other hand, promises more interactivity, and it allows you to move your avatar around a three-dimensional space.

Romney, on the other hand, promised that he would "spend the next four years rebuilding the foundation of our 'Opportunity Society'".

By partnership agreement, West's overcall of one no-trump, as a passed hand, promised spades and a minor suit.

AFTER the jubilant opening-night performance of "The Taming of the Shrew" at the Boscobel Restoration here, one woman, holding her daughter by the hand, promised to take her to the Broadway revival of "Kiss Me, Kate".

These characteristics, on the one hand, promise two-dimensional (2D) MoS2 a high surface-to-volume ratio.

Incremental search methods, on the other hand, promise to find shortest paths for series of similar path-planning problems faster than is possible by solving each path-planning problem from scratch.