Sentence examples for may promise from inspiring English sources

It may promise redemption.

Modafinil may promise to change your grades, but it might also change the way you act.

It may promise to do so, in order to receive a loan.

The new era may promise greater liberties, but also more meddling from the army.

Mr. Gitter's proposal may promise money for the area, but that is not worth polluting yet another water source.

And he said religion may promise salvation but the price was the "surrender of your critical faculties".

Whatever the candidates may promise, voters know the election is but a brief diversion in another grim year of austerity.

A recently developed drug may promise better results, yet it will be less predictable and possibly more expensive.

And your chin?" Parents may promise their daughter an eye job if she passes her college entrance exam.

The problem, analysts say, is a growing sense of resignation to the idea that open societies will always be vulnerable to terrorism, no matter what politicians may promise.

At most it means the Queen may promise that a draft bill paving the way to abolition will be published within the next 12 months.