Sentence examples for very promises from inspiring English sources

"In a few days, the very promises we built our lives upon may be up for sale.

When human rights advocates and China watchers raised concerns, these very promises were touted as a reason to give China the games.

Indeed, as developed in another essay in this issue (D. Eldredge 2009), evolution has the very real promise of linking up the subject matters of disciplines usually considered to be far outside the conventional boundaries of science.

With the very real promise of a rapid increase in the incidence of MD, action is needed now to protect and improve outcomes for people with MD including the most important outcome of all, their quality of life.

But the very promise of such a reward might induce suppliers to take the risk of increasing capacity in advance.

The need to save money and improve services at the same time – the very promise of innovation – is suddenly the whole game.

In his most recent state-of-the-nation address, Mr Mahama announced that he would seek to provide high-school education free, the very promise that Mr Akufo-Addo put at the heart of his campaign in 2012.

Mr Mahama recently announced that he would seek to provide high-school education free, the very promise that Mr Akufo-Addo put at the heart of his campaign in 2012.

Still, the very promise of a full floor battle was a significant step forward after years in which Republican leaders have killed the bill without ever bringing it to a final vote.

Using image recognition technology to automatic detect traffic incident via the existing highway surveillance cameras, is a very promise method.

Although fraught with challenges, the very promise of greater priority to human rights and socio-economic freedoms seemed enticing.