Sentence examples for promise over from inspiring English sources

Under promise, over deliver.

"The key question is whether the Chinese government can be trusted to keep its promise over the long term.

This echoed his promise over the summer that a Corbyn government would nationalise industries, such as the railways and energy firms, without giving any compensation.

Tony Abbott has denied breaking an election promise over education funding and the Gonski reforms, insisting he never vowed to maintain the same money for each school.

On the Tories' own figures, they've made a £28bn tax promise over the next parliament, but not a single one of their savings is in the bank.

He looked crushed as the result came through, another victim of dislike of the coalition and student anger at Nick Clegg's broken promise over tuition fees.

Activity designers may believe they need to promise over-stated outcomes to justify the requested investment.

To prevent people from rushing at and smothering him, Brown promised over and over again to stay as long as necessary to shake every hand.

If someone else breaks their promises over and over, we stop trusting them.

Zuckerman also believed heartily in the adage "Under-promise, over-deliver".

Gene therapy has been plagued with problems naivety, false promises, over-optimism and fatalities.