Sentence examples for large promise from inspiring English sources

Republicans, by and large, promise to expand coverage by using a variety of tax incentives to empower consumers to buy it themselves, from private insurers.

-ALAN H. MEYER Promise, large promise, is the soul of an advertisement.

That's quite a large promise, though, and it remains to be seen how well all of this works in practice.

Unknowingly subscribing to Dr. Samuel Johnson's famous definition of advertising: "promise, large promise," McClung hung a sign outside that said "Pain Relief in 5 Minutes!" McClung says as many as 100 people a day came in for relief of everything from shingles to spider bites.

Buhari made large promises during his campaign, including the defeat of Boko Haram insurgents in the north of the country, major economic reform and an end to corruption.

"There are large promises and lots of big names, but it's hard to know what it will mean," said Dr. Joffe, the political scientist.

Infuriated by his mess and laziness, Doris has moved into a toy garage with the latest litter, and has to be lured back by large promises of new wallpaper (salvaged Christmas wrap) and art (a stamp on the wall featuring, of course, a portrait of royalty).

Obtaining the large promised dielectric constant for these materials can involve a complex fabrication process [10], as specific crystallinity may be needed and temperature can degrade the crystal structure and process variability can be high.

Frank Gifford may be gone now, but for Exley, and perhaps for us, he "came to represent...the realization of life's large promises".

In this region of needy hydrocarbon importers, Russia bestrides the energy landscape as a supply colossus with a helping hand and large promises.

It makes it seem as if affirmative action isn't making good on its larger promise.