Sentence examples for huge promises from inspiring English sources

But he has huge promises to keep as well.

"A lot of people in both parties are making huge promises and commitments.

Tesla Motors has two notably huge promises to fulfill: the mass market-oriented Model 3 and the Gigafactory – a large battery production facility.

Boris Johnson has a populist flair which David Cameron lacked, but his madcap appeal seems likely to curdle fast with left-behind voters if he is unable to deliver on the huge promises he has made to them.

Another sponsor, Darrell Issa, also a California Republican, said he thought that because pension costs were essentially hidden, state and local officials could "pander to both public employees and taxpayers" by racking up huge promises that local taxpayers would never agree to if they understood the cost.

He has warned that he can't make huge promises: France is heavily endebted, has lost its triple A credit-rating, there is a gaping hole in social security coffers, the highest unemployment for 12 years and a school system criticised as one of the most unequal in Europe.

PERSONALISED medicine offers a huge promise.

As a platform, as a combination of various technologies, the Internet does hold huge promise.

But, there is also huge promise here, and the president can win the state," Mr. Henry said.

The leave campaign landed the May government with a huge promise that it cannot deliver.

Mr. Obama has made a huge promise — that he will change America, pretty much entirely.