Sentence examples for nebulous promises from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the new movements sometimes appear and disappear so quickly that voters are never really able to determine what they are offering, aside from nebulous promises of change.

Rather than make nebulous promises, employers should start handing over the keys by including Gen Xers in discussions about management succession and the future of the company.

Another irritant was that the Olympics had, contrary to the nebulous promise of "inspiring a generation", actually made swimming and cycling much harder to do in Stratford.

It is a touching conceit but young children rushing excitedly down the stairs to see what lies beneath the Christmas tree next Friday will be fiercely disappointed if all they receive is a nebulous promise from mum and dad to make more time for them.

GOP candidate Donald Trump is set to take the presidency and Republicans hold both chambers of Congress, but 2018 could bring a setback for the GOP if lawmakers can't deliver on his nebulous promise to "make America great again".

It filled them with relief and nebulous hope and optimism.

The move to offer Vedo points to another big trend we've been seeing in enterprise: the larger push to harness and shape the nebulous "big data" promise.

They use a version of the Precision System, and the opening one-diamond bid by Rodwell as North was "nebulous," with the length promised perhaps as little as a doubleton.

In retrospect, however, might he rue the day when he agreed to a monolith, inscribed with his signature and carved with eight inspiring, if wholly nebulous, Labour pledges, which he promised to erect in the garden of No. 10 Downing Street, in the event of his victory?

A government initiative increasing access to cancer drugs ends this year, but the system promised to replace it is "nebulous" and ill-defined, say MPs.

A sponsor is much more likely to agree to respond to a firm number than blindly promise to give you some nebulous amount of cash.