Sentence examples for promising leap from inspiring English sources

Every promising leap seems to end with a sickening thud.

Our study made a promising leap forward in collecting, managing and publishing the gene expression data sets in the area of kidney research.

In terms of graphics, Apple is promising a leap of 50%, and another 50% in power efficiency while idle.

Here, too, Lingham urges patience, promising a "quantum leap" in data security is coming through the pipeline.

Arias is supported by a Bakar Fellowship at Berkeley, support intended to help commercially promising research make the leap from the lab to the real world.

Koepka - who finished tied for fourth at last year's PGA and tied for 11th at Augusta in April - makes the leap from promising talent to major champion!

Oosthuizen's father was a sheep farmer in Mossel Bay on South Africa's southern coast, and Oosthuizen was able to make the leap from promising youth to professional only with the financial help of the star golfer Ernie Els's foundation.

Like Dr. Evans, they find reasons to embrace each new technological leap while promising to resist the next one — and then time passes, science marches on, and they find reasons why the next moral compromise, too, must be accepted for the greater good, or at least tolerated in the name of privacy and choice.

Next week HTC will be shipping the final version of their Vive VR headset, PlayStation VR will be shipping later this fall, and a host of well-funded augmented reality companies from Meta to Magic Leap are promising to alter our realities in real-time.

The company attempted to make a big leap forward last year, promising to shift its customers from a hodge-podge of different software platform from the old Thomson Financial and from Reuters, onto a single, new kind of terminal called Eikon, which promised to put all the latest financial news and data at financiers' fingertips.

The 45 Nanometer procs are promising to be the "biggest leap forward" in processor design in almost 40 years.