Sentence examples for substantial promises from inspiring English sources

The ad denounced the possibility that an agreement at Camp David might include substantial promises of aid to the Palestinians.

Vince Cable, who was business secretary during the coalition, also said the carmaker must have been offered "very, very substantial" promises.

But he disappointed groups representing those who say they were abused by failing to offer compensation to the victims or to make substantial promises about further pursuing the perpetrators.

As a rule, these initiatives tend to give rise to quite substantial promises and expectations for society.

Asked if the party would be making any more substantial promises on cuts during the campaign, Douglas Alexander told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show: "We've set out our agenda and that's the programme on which we will fight the election".

The New Zealand Labour Party has made some substantial promises over the past few months: cleaner rivers, better public transport, more affordable housing and arguably their boldest policy yet—no university fees for first year students.

Two of his Yorkshire seasons had indicated substantial promise.

We believe that these results suggest a substantial promise application in future electronics.

These results suggest substantial promise of graphene for building durable batteries.

Such an unexpected morphology holds substantial promise for rendering SnO2 as an excellent gas sensing material.

Over the last two decades, harnessing the power of the immune system has shown substantial promise.