Sentence examples for promised superior from inspiring English sources

Last October Japan's SoftBank offered to buy 70% of the wireless operator for just over $20 billion; and this week it boasted that its agreed deal promised "superior" benefits to DISH's unsolicited one.

Several different engines were evaluated, but none were flown as the prototype of the MiG-15 promised superior performance.

The Hövding promises superior protection in a crash without the need to actually put anything on your head.

Bud Light, which promises "superior drinkability," had only the faintest hint of bitterness but was otherwise devoid of flavor.

Panasonic promises superior sound quality (MPEG-4 AAC LD, 20kHz).

Plasma doping promises superior doping profiles and high productivity relative to traditional beamline ion implantation for future semiconductor device nodes.

Gameplay in both the current and next-generation console editions is similar, although the latter promises superior graphics and the ability to have more people involved in multi-player battles.

The companies promise superior lists and sometimes added services, such as scheduling meetings with landlords.

FusionCatcher and SOAPfuse have been released more recently and promise superior performance over existing tools.

It's a strange relationship to have with a company, where you're gently cosseted and sweetly promised a superior digital experience just as long as you do what you're told – don't try using third-party cables, don't try installing unapproved software and certainly don't get your device repaired by Vladimir around the corner, even if the nearest authorised dealer is 500 miles away.

Some studies show that when runners don expensive running shoes that promise superior cushioning, they incur more injuries than runners using cheaper shoes.