Sentence examples for the promise of making from inspiring English sources

Customized cancer drugs hold the promise of making fatal diseases treatable.

Jimmy Carter was elected US president on the promise of making human rights the guiding principle of his policies.

President Benigno S. Aquino III, who was elected in May 2010, campaigned on the promise of making anticorruption efforts the centerpiece of his administration.

But it also held the promise of making him wealthy, a prospect reinforced by the announcement in Oslo about the coming settlement.

In addition, said Majumdar, nanotechology holds the promise of making batteries reliable and powerful enough to make a national fleet of electric cars a reality.

The field of energy harvesting holds the promise of making our buildings "smart" if effective energy sources can be developed for use in ambient indoor conditions.

At its inception, Theranos offered the promise of making blood tests cheaper and more accessible to patients in need of urgent medical information.

I roped in a colleague, who seemed excited by the novelty of the early dinner experience, and the promise of making the movie afterward.

They have branded it, marketing their offerings with the lofty promise of making the mobile-app ecosystem function like the web.

— Ever since Rosey the Robot took care of "The Jetsons" in the early 1960s, the promise of robots making everyday life easier has been a bit of a tease.

Namely, that the promise of money makes investors take risks.