Sentence examples for have held great from inspiring English sources

More recently, molecularly targeted therapy and vaccines have held great promise for prolonging survival and, in some cases, preventing cancer.

Australia's stars have held great significance for tens of thousands of years, making it one of the world's oldest stargazing cultures.

Treg cell-based therapies have held great promise for restoring tolerance in autoimmune diseases (Maloy & Powrie, 2001; Wing & Sakaguchi, 2010).

(To be fair, the SEC under Arthur Levitt and others were aggressively opposed to derivatives regulation, and their view may have held greater weight).

Unfortunately, whereas those on the Left raised a hew and cry over the Bush administration's constant encroachments on Americans' privacy rights, it appears that the political leanings of those on the Left have held greater sway than their principles.

For 70 years the Labour Party has held Great Grimsby without threatening to reverse the town's decline.

The world has held great Heroes, As history-books have showed; But never a name to go down in fame Compared with that of Toad!

IMPORTANCE OF THE SYRIAN TRACK 2. (C) This opening led Senator Kerry to remark that he had held great discussions with Syria's President, Bashar Al-Asad, when he met him in Damascus some months ago.

Nanotechnology has held great promise for revolutionizing biology.

Early detection of cancer has held great promise and intuitive appeal in the medical community for well over a century.

For many years, energy market design has held great promises as a solution to current energy issues; ranging from increasing international trade to emissions reduction, the securing of future electricity capacity, and increasing flexibility amid growing intermittent renewable energy resources.