Sentence examples for term promise from inspiring English sources

That would go a long way to fulfilling Obama's first term promise to cut emissions 17% from 2005 levels by the end of the decade.

Fulfilling the long term promise on its Windows lifecycle page, Microsoft has confirmed 'End of sales' for both the most popular operating system ever made and perhaps the most disliked (however unfairly) operating system in the world.

The proposal to allow companies to immediately deduct the cost of capital equipment holds greater short term promise and is another step in the right direction.

These may encompass their socialization from birth, their early education opportunities, consider how we can help families better prepare boys, how schools can more effectively work with them, how the curriculum can be adjusted, and how we must help boys better deal with the pressures they feel to conform or to not be attracted by the short term promise of economic independence.

Molecular imaging of pharmacodynamic effects and visualisation of target inhibition is a promising area of research that holds longer-term promise.

Even Ben Bernanke said that such currencies "may hold long-term promise".

It was all the more surprising after Macron's long-term promise to significantly boost military spending.

The pattern of short-term promise followed by disappointment is one that other presidents have experienced.

But she thinks Pixar's animated products and access to Disney's marketing machine hold longer-term promise.

Rather, V2G's greatest near-term promise is for quick-response, high-value electric services.

Despite the technology's long-term promise, profits are not expected for years, and some of the pioneers are ailing.