Sentence examples for promising record from inspiring English sources
Innovative carbonate fuel cell/turbine hybrid power plant designs promising record energy conversion efficiencies approaching 75% have also emerged.
Democratic operatives in 2004 were promising record turnout among the Democratic base for John Kerry, in 2000 for Al Gore and so on.
The mayor's initiative looks to extend that promising record of achievement.
1988 Challenges an assemblyman in the Democratic primary, earning an endorsement from The New York Times, which cites his "substantial and promising record".
Mr. Shays's Democratic opponent, Stephanie Sanchez, is building a promising record in town politics and environmental issues, but Mr. Shays's work to protect the environment, help veterans and reform the corrupt campaign financing system makes him worthy of enthusiastic support.
More importantly, this "miss" led to Apple's executives getting a bit ballsy during their earnings call yesterday and more or less promising record iPhone and iPad sale numbers in the Q1 holiday quarter.
It's been too hot for hot cross buns and across most of the country, forecasters are promising record-breaking, Easter egg-melting highs.
Not say the truth in regards to what he was promising the record business?
Killing the pain by throwing himself into his work, West is promising another record soon, although it's unclear whether it will be an Amnesiac-style companion to what is essentially his equivalent of Radiohead's Kid A, a slate-cleaning exercise that allows for creative, and in this case personal, rebirth.
The grim outlook emerged on the same day that the government submitted a supplementary budget promising a record ¥15.4tn (£110bn) in extra spending to fund a ¥56.8tn package, which includes investment in the green economy, tax cuts and cash for floundering businesses.
If that sentence has too many qualifiers and internal frustrations, blame Axl Rose: he's been promising this record for a decade, and every possible joke about it ("There will be real Chinese democracy long before 'Chinese Democracy'") has come and gone.
