Sentence examples for not be promised from inspiring English sources

Victory may not be promised to any of us, but possessing an undefeated mind means behaving as though it is, as though to win we only need wage an all-out struggle and work harder than everyone else, trying everything we can, and when that fails trying everything we think we can't, in full understanding that we have no one on whom we can rely for victory but ourselves.

Both said the runners had not been promised $1 million.

Mr. Spano said he had not been promised, and did not expect, any committee chairmanships.

He also said, however, that businesses had not been promised that the construction would require only a few months.

Although farmers are to receive compensation for lost animals, hoteliers and other business people have not been promised similar help.

It is a pity that more has not been promised to the Global Fund, which has valuable expertise in helping poor countries help themselves, but is short of cash.

"I have not been promised anything.

The EA said: "A flood barrier for Purley-on-Thames has not been promised as part of our incident response.

But he stresses that he would not have gotten involved had he not been promised that the data on the genome would be published and made freely available.

That's what I hate, not being promised even the smallest of necessities.

Anonymity shouldn't be promised to anyone.