Sentence examples for in its promises from inspiring English sources

Will it fail in its promises?

China has failed in its promises to ease market access to India's farm produce, IT goods and pharmaceutical products, Malik says.

Stephen M. Case, the chairman of AOL, admitted that the company was "too aggressive" in its promises.

The SNP's Thatcherite side lives on in its promises to cut corporation tax and air passenger duty in order, it is claimed, to create a more dynamic country.

Conservative supporters of Mr. Romney's campaign have increasingly voiced concern that the campaign has been too vague in its promises to voters and risks offering a bland alternative that will not succeed in November.

The Lims are able to point to Penang to counter one of the government's most strident arguments: that the opposition is untested in office, rash in its promises and  its victory would be followed by a collapse in investor confidence.

None will be available until the government shows that it is sincere in its promise to complete the reforms that creditors still insist upon and that are supposed to steady both the economy and the public finances.

Austin will do anything to make you believe in its promise, even if it must feast on its own.

Garnering state revenue from gambling may have been a fruitful experiment in the 1960s, but it has unambiguously failed in its promise, a promise built on fiscal alchemy rather than budgetary reality.

Reading is indeed nearly boundless in its promise.

In its promise of a more just world, the sight made me almost teary-eyed.