Sentence examples for unspecific promises from inspiring English sources
Claims include unspecific promises of "changes in energy" or "increased bloodflow".
Faced with a moderator – Fox News's unflappable Chris Wallace – who would not allow him to seek refuge in vague assurances and unspecific promises, Trump retreated to his safe space: lashing out with catty asides.
It does give some clue, however, to the great unspecific promise of a £12bn reduction in benefits.
Part of Mr. Trump's appeal has been his steadfast, if unspecific, promise to bring jobs back to economically depressed parts of the country, largely attributing the decline to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which his own running mate also supported.
Current state of evidence from clinical trials indicates that unspecific immuno-modulation, e.g., by steroids or immuno-adsorption, holds some promise especially in the "orphan" field of idiopathic/inflammatory, non-viral DCM (see Table 1).
In contrast to unspecific antioxidants, direct inhibition of the relevant source(s) of ROS in different pathologies holds great promise as innovative and mechanism-based treatments in cardiovascular and other diseases.
The state Election Law is typically unspecific.
But it's so frustratingly unspecific.
Researching further I discovered that intelligence is unspecific.
But I might, in some unspecific emergency, still need them.
