Sentence examples for secondary promises from inspiring English sources

But Dr. Marion didn't find the secondary promises of the Exmobaby particularly welcome, either, and neither did his colleague, Dr. Nora Esteban, assistant director of pediatric hospital medicine, who questioned the reliability of "computerized algorithms" without further study, and suspected the whole thing put the parent-child relationship at risk.

The national secondary review promises new possibilities for innovation in curriculum design and the learner experience in Key Stage Three.

Emerging patterns of ITS2 secondary structure promise even higher taxonomic resolving power [ 41], leading some authors to support its candidacy as a barcode marker for delineating species boundaries in plants and algae [ 42, 43].

Though Mr. Abe is known as a hawk with revisionist views of Japan's wartime history and as a proponent of changing Japan's pacifist Constitution, he has so far kept his noneconomic agenda secondary to his promises of broad economic recovery.

Hydrogen as a secondary energy carrier promises a large potential as a long term storage for fluctuating renewable energies.

The results reveal that targeting lignin in the secondary cell wall promises to provide a sustainable and effective approach for biomass saccharification.

But his political goals — a civil war, in which Islamist forces would triumph — seem secondary to the promise of terrible destruction.

Rab Butler's Education Act 1944 promised "secondary education for all" but with the demise of LEA adult education and the underfunding of FE, that description can no longer be applied to the present provision of education as a whole.

Karimu rebuilt the secondary school as promised.

The economy is growing fast, his government has brought in free primary-school education and now promises free secondary schooling too.

To this end, an Indonesian university has created the "Program for Hydro-Meteorological Disaster Mitigation in Secondary Cities in Asia" (PROMISE).