Sentence examples for promising once again from inspiring English sources

At that time energy trading, particularly over the internet, looked promising; it then became a disaster, before becoming promising once again.

With a rush of publicity over the departure of Simon Cowell, "American Idol" returned this week for a ninth season, promising once again to introduce the next batch of fresh-faced pop stars.

The 11th annual London Design Festival opens today and runs through Sept. 22, promising once again the high-level events and exhibitions that have made it a can't-miss on the design-fair circuit.

Yesterday, Mr. White wrote Mr. Levin and Mr. Warner, thanking them for accommodating the delays he faced in disposing of his partnership holdings and promising once again to comply with the ethics agreement.

Already, Republicans in Congress are promising to -- once again -- hold the debt ceiling hostage to force benefit cuts in Medicare, Medicaid, and even Social Security.

That hasn't stopped Senator Graham from promising the White House once again something he appears wholly unable to deliver.

They were once again some promising signs but both are in danger of being left behind before finding momentum.

Can it really be that President Clinton will simply let this promising initiative die, once again showing how easily America can ignore racism in all its institutionalized and personal forms?

The most promising answer lies, once again, in the possibility that my grounds for rejecting a principle are not necessarily confined to its direct impact on my well-being.

Meanwhile, an American delegation that went to Russia at the end of March to discuss the ISS reported that the Russians are once again promising to pay up.

Having soft-pedalled the independence issue, the PQ's leader, Bernard Landry, the former premier, is once again promising a quick referendum on it should his party take power again.Mr Charest has plenty of time to win back support.