Sentence examples for promises of finding from inspiring English sources

"This field has been tainted with a lot of promises of finding new drugs, but the problem has been that we've had to establish a very good baseline with many large pieces of DNA," says Eric Mathur, Diversa's senior director of molecular biology.

But they live with the promise of finding something really new — which is very rare in most classical scholarship".

We're inspired to do it because of the promise of finding some missing part of ourselves or of happy memories.

"You can't search every inch of the ocean bottom, and so the hope remains alive and the promise of finding treasures in sunken palaces".

John Zarnecki, a director at the International Space Science Institute in Berne, Switzerland, believes an even more distant target provides richer promise of finding watery life in the solar system: Titan.

"It is a breakthrough," he told NBC. "I know it doesn't sound much, but the conversation that started yesterday has the promise of finding a solution.

There's the thrill of novelty, sure, but in some baser part of the brain, below the realm of language, the game demonstrates that we are also drawn to the promise of finding somewhere better.

The appeal of such books lies in the promise of finding ourselves -- and our lovers and friends -- purged of mysteries and mapped out for all to see and comprehend.

Complaints about "payday loan middlemen" websites that take hundreds of pounds from consumers on the promise of finding cheap credit have more than doubled in the last year, the Financial Ombudsman Service said on Tuesday.

We all like to think that our needs are completely unique — and there's a certain sense of seduction and pleasure that we derive from the promise of finding the one thing that will perfectly match our desires.

Amyloid-like fibrils had been associated with many fatal diseases, and the rational design of the fibrillization inhibitors holds the great promise of finding the prevention and treatment options.