Sentence examples for promised hard from inspiring English sources

Colombia has promised hard evidence that Venezuela is protecting the guerrillas something which has been elusive.

More often than he liked, he remembered the admiral in Honolulu who'd lowered the window of his white Ford Galaxie and promised, "Hard times are coming".

Either way, the new plot involves the murder of a corrupt city official found with satanic symbols on his chest (aptly enough The Exorcist's William Friedkin directs all six episodes), and Pizzolatto has promised "hard women and bad men" – a change then from the much-criticised victimised women of the first season.

Leaving the meeting, Mr. Stournaras promised "hard work" but refused to respond to reporters' questions about the type of fiscal policies he was planning to carry out or his thoughts ahead of a visit by officials representing Greece's international creditors, who will consider its request for the easing of some of the terms of the debt deal.

He promises "hard truths".

Academics have argued that state constitutions and legal precedents have made pension promises hard to break.

Their efforts promise hard, sometimes painful decisions that are likely to worsen some of the tensions that have already been voiced by those who say the government now cares only about the art and culture of the black majority.

It'll be interesting to see which carriers sell these 5-6 devices this year, as "open" is the new "green" of the mobile world — easy to promise, hard (for some carriers) to do.

It promises harder words and more action against China.

A block away, at the Edge (its advertisements promise "hard-core luxury"), condo prices run from $395,000 to $2.85 million.

Who will bring back our children?"Evidence of reconciliation between Tamils and the Sinhalese-dominated government, which the president has promised, is hard to find.