Sentence examples for its early promise from inspiring English sources

Although "21" doesn't live up to its early promise, it remains good-natured and sincere.

The decentralization of media got off to a promising start, but like so many other half-baked revolutions, it never fulfilled its early promise.

Greyloft believes that it can solve the problem by bringing agents under its own roof and this seed stage financing, which was provided DSG Consumer Partners, Wavemaker, Cub Capital, Tigris Capital and JFDI, will help it build on its early promise.

With the new valuation, Facebook is demonstrating to its critics that it is living up to its early promise.

This was a reasonable response in the Web 1.0, but it prevented Dmoz from achieving its early promise.

"I don't think it's completely hot air, but it won't live up to its early promise," says Jagdish Rebello of iSuppli, a market-research firm.

But after a quiet adolescence, scientists say the buckyball is on the verge of fulfilling some of its early promises.

Yet they gained freedoms that today are under threat as the state pulls back from its early promises and long-repressed cultural values surge back.

In referendums in 2012 only one city, Bristol, voted to create an elected mayor; nine others, including Manchester, rejected the idea.Over the past year or so, though, the government has made good on its early promises.

But the case does shine an uncomfortable spotlight not only on the heavy-handed tactics of a close ally but also, ultimately, on the Mubarak regime's drift from its early promises of democracy and economic reform to a status-quo autocracy concerned mostly with maintaining its grip on power.

It will now be up to Harman to make SmartThings live up to its early promises.