Sentence examples for promising figures from inspiring English sources

The first, "E-Volving and E-Merging," concentrates on beginning and lesser-known choreographers, including promising figures like Camille A. Brown, Erick Montes, and Ayo Janeen Jackson.

John Chambers, the company's chief executive, said that despite the promising figures, the company still faced significant challenges in the coming months.

Highly promising figures that the administration cited to demonstrate economic progress in Iraq last fall, when Congress was considering whether to continue financing the war, cannot be substantiated by official Iraqi budget records, the Government Accountability Office reported Tuesday.

The obvious comparison is with "Hail, Caesar!," in which the Coens introduced a crew of promising figures and then let them slide, half-used; the result left audiences gazing around at the end and asking, "Is that it?" To Linklater, no one is disposable.

He said: "These are really promising figures; if you think you can sign on and not look for work, well, you'll quickly find that you won't receive any benefits.

Bromance label head Brodinski, real name Louis Rogé, released his first ever rap mixtape The Sour Patch Kid today, featuring all original productions and guest appearances from some of Atlanta rap's most promising figures.

She was once a promising figure skater.

Decades ago in Chicago, Mr. Jackson was seen as a far more promising figure than his friend Mr. Obama — one the heir to a legend, the other an outsider seeking to surpass the father he barely knew.

Mr. Fayyad is the most promising figure that the Palestinian people have had in a long time, and with Israeli cooperation, he is making real accomplishments on the ground in the West Bank.

Looking at the market for standalone HMDs, however, reveals a more promising figure.

With this new configuration, the coefficient of performance can exceed 0.13, a promising figure for HTS electric power grid applications.