Sentence examples for sharp promises from inspiring English sources

Listen to what Sharp promises to do if elected, and see if he sounds anything like the people who are really running for Senate this fall.

Sharp promised to make full use of the new technology  in future digital cameras.

Instead of taking a step back from the daily grind of politics and laying out a new path for the movement based on the lessons learned from his and Mitt Romney's loss in November, Ryan stuck to the same sharp fiscal promises that he and Romney ran on -- and which voters largely rejected -- in the 2012 election.

Guthrie approved them on the 24th, though he requested that the edge of the coin be made less sharp; Snowden promised to comply.

Beauchamp's account of the interview states that he bullied and humiliated Sharp, that Sharp begged for his life, and that Beauchamp promised to horsewhip Sharp every day until he consented to the duel.

The world's rich countries agreed two years ago to the Kyoto protocol, which promises sharp cuts in emissions of greenhouse gases.

That is a sharp shift from promises by Dr. Dean's advisers to run a "50-state campaign," including thorough national advertising.

Swanwick's urges Scott to take issue with Asquith and his failed promises, Sharp's criticises an editorial on the women's subsequent actions and explains why a WSPU colleague vandalised Asquith's car.

By contrast, the "short and sharp" UK inquiry promised on 6 July 2010 has become an obtuse and interminable process.

Labour has promised sharp increases in health spending, saying it will rise by 35% in real terms in the five years to 2004.

Last week the company released a new computer chip architecture that promises sharper graphics and less power consumption in desktops and ultrabooks.