Sentence examples for vast promises from inspiring English sources
So state and central governments have made vast promises.
The medical world, in which treatments, organs and devices are an integral part, stands to be revolutionized by the vast promises of 3D printing.
That 30 percent, however, presents the vast promise of untapped potential.
The question is, what policies can help the world transform the vast promise into reality?
High-speed rail holds vast promise, from easing congestion (and speeding the flow of goods and services) to reducing carbon emissions.
Many scientists and advocates for patients say therapeutic cloning holds vast promise for the treatment of spinal cord injuries, juvenile diabetes, Parkinson's disease and other disorders.
The molecule that for so long exemplified youthful bravado, vast promise and vaster self-regard has become another aging, pot-bellied baby boomer.
But if "Violet Fire" was meant to reflect upon vast promise and thwarted potential, the results illustrated the point in a manner unintended by its creators.
Ghana has long been a symbol of Africa's vast promise, but also of the many pitfalls that have plagued the continent in the postcolonial era.
They are also deeply divided over the ethics of cloning human embryos for research, which proponents say holds vast promise for treating diseases, and which detractors say raises the specter of "embryo farms".
On several occasions, researchers had told ministers that hybrid embryos were sought, not to make man-rabbit monsters, but to provide scientists with ample supplies of stem cells that hold vast promise as treatments for Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and other diseases.
