Sentence examples for immediate promises from inspiring English sources
Immediate promises of aid added up to around nearly $1 billion.The urgent task is to connect this supply of help with the demand.
He adds that Expereal is meant to "counterbalance to the immediate promises of contemporary best-selling self-help books and programs".
Tang also stresses that Exogen is not making any "immediate promises" to donors about the actionable data that might result from participating in its "citizen science study" — in terms of helping them identify particular risk factors in their lifestyle.
It would be just another "Wow," a peak experience like those which regularly take place in spiritual practice: beautiful moments, immediate promises made and then, after a few days or maybe weeks or months, the enthusiasm passes and so do the promises.
In the polluted cities of Asia, though, the more immediate promise is that of cleaner air.
Never mind that Instagram has no immediate promise of making money.
But a loan to a college student bears no immediate promise of repayment.
Of the two new services, Mpire shows perhaps more immediate promise, analysts said.
The attempt by the Athenian general Nicias to take Megara by military means (427) had more immediate promise of success.
Executives said they saw more immediate promise in cutting carbon emissions through solar power than the electric vehicles it would sell.
Dr. Haga said she saw more immediate promise in the kinds of tests that Mr. Dyck, the retired electrician, took to determine if he had problems metabolizing drugs.
