Sentence examples for promises circulated from inspiring English sources

Macrinus and his son, weakened by the desertion of the Second Legion due to bribes and promises circulated by Julia Maesa, were defeated on 8 June 218 at the Battle of Antioch by troops commanded by Gannys.

Then UltraViolet, a feminist organization, threatened to protest outside a Reebok store in Manhattan and promised to circulate a petition demanding the company cut ties with the rapper.

A further promise of circulating as compared to tissue-based biomarkers comes from the nature of the tested material.

A recent study highlights the promise of circulating tumor DNA to guide therapeutic decisions in a variety of solid tumors for both clinical and investigative purposes, as well as providing a tool for the early detection of cancer.

The reconfiguring of Newsweek did not completely ignore the challenges at hand: The magazine's leaders announced that that they would rid the print publication of soft, unprofitable circulation and drop the rate base, the amount of circulated copies promised to advertisers, to 1.5 million from 2.6 million.

Morrison's successor, Peter Dutton, attempted a hard sell of Cambodia to detainees on Nauru in April, when a letter circulated among them promised cash incentives and other perks for being among the first group to take the offer of resettlement.

He said that Haggis had agreed that "it wasn't helping anyone" to continue distributing the letter, and had promised not to circulate it further.

For example, functional micromotors have shown considerable promise for isolating circulating tumor cells and bacteria from raw biological fluids.

The majority of studies thus far however, involve small numbers of patients and have shown variable and occasionally conflicting results MiRNAs show promise as potential circulating biomarkers in prostate cancer, but larger prospective studies are required to validate particular targets and better define their clinical utility.

Grossberg, then new at the foundation, circulated the letter as promised.

In another mailing, AFP promotes Mauch's signing of a pledge the group had circulated, with signatures signifying a promise to not raise taxes.