Sentences with phrase «early promises of»

After all this time, it seems that Skyward Sword has hit on Nintendo's early promises of what the Wii would actually allow.

The speech is evidence the Tory leadership is trying to hark back to some of David Cameron's early promises of liberal Conservatism after the party became increasingly focused on economic matters towards the end of the last parliament.

The investors want to eliminate the «valley of death» between the early promise of a new energy concept and commercializing it into a viable technology, which «neither government funding nor conventional private investment can bridge,» the group said in a statement.

«Zcash finally fulfills an early promise of bitcoin technology — the ability to transact freely and privately with anyone in the world.

With the Alberta twist on LOL — lower for longer oil prices — the government has cancelled its earlier promise of a balanced budget by 2020.

Included are varied specifics such as: economic theory; psychiatry; systems analysis; the growth of bureaucracies; the science of management; the development of the democratic ideal; striving for universal education; personalism (fulfilling the earlier promise of the Enlightenment); the rise and fall of colonialism; and modem liberation movements.

In the Fourth Gospel, Jesus breathes the Spirit on his disciples on Easter evening (20:22), and as a result his earlier promise of 14:1 — 3 is fulfilled, «In my Father's house are many rooms; and if not, I would tell you because I am going to prepare a place for you.

Morrison has recently been sent back from an unproductive loan spell in the Championship with Cardiff City, the early promise of his displays for the Hammers last season now having evaporated entirely as the player's off - the - field issues once again threaten to rear their ugly heads and derail his promising career.

The early promise of his debut season earned him an England call - up at Euro 2012 and hinted at a bright future.

Butch and Terry's subsequent invasion, then, seems more a fulfillment of that earlier promise of violence: an insular nature invites intrusion, as it were.

An earlier promise of this project is that they would figure out which teacher evaluation rubrics were best and which sub-components of those rubrics that were most predictive of effective teaching.

In addition to failing to fully deliver on earlier promises of digital tests for all students and more timely results, as with the national benchmarks (through agreed cut scores), other promises made by the Department of Education back in 2010 are still up in the air.

4 Ironically, charter schools held an early promise of becoming more integrated than regular public schools because they were not constrained by racially isolating school district boundary lines.

Ties in nicely with Major Nelson's earlier promise of several big game reveals, no?

Games like ZombiU, in which the GamePad is used to «look around» your environment with, for instance, night vision or a sniper scope, offer some early promise of this versatility.

Everyone then shuffled into the exhibition, which refreshed memories of the semiforgotten and reconfirmed the early promise of those, like Steve McQueen and Wolfgang Tillmans, who are still very much with us.

This may surprise some people who saw the early promise of smart speaker based voice assistants as a control point for smart homes.

The early promise of developmental group psychotherapy has not been replicated in larger studies [20].

Not exact matches

The program helps companies with promising early data — often obtained overseas, because of the high cost of medical testing in Canada — design and execute the key study provincial authorities need to see to sign off.

The participatory promise of the early web has been poisoned by trolling and misinformation, and businesses are starting to push back

INovia Capital, where he is a partner, is one of Canada's most prescient early - stage venture capital firms, with investments in many of the country's most promising technology startups.

Early adopters who seize this opportunity will be part of an industry that promises to be huge.

Earlier this year Merck halted trials on its once - promising Alzheimer's drug after an independent panel of ruled there was «virtually no chance of finding a positive clinical effect.»

By allowing angels and VCs to invest small amounts of money in many companies at a very early stage, accelerators give investors the right, but not the obligation, to make additional investments in the most promising ventures.

What does this deal mean in the scope of a massive behemoth like Nike, which earlier this year promised to reach $ 50 billion in sales by 2020?

Walsh offers these as red flags: a broker who pressures you to make important financial decisions on the spot; suggests that «everyone can retire early»; or promises a return of 12 percent or more.

The agency could fine Facebook up to $ 40,000 per violation per day — which could add up quickly with millions of users involved — if it finds the social media giant broke its earlier promises to protect user data, they say.

He showed early entrepreneurial promise selling candy and doing odd jobs for neighbors, eventually going on to become the founder of the Standard Oil Company.

She's wearing no makeup and her skin looks pink, partly because of the bright fuchsia T - shirt she's wearing, and partly because she had a skin procedure earlier in the day that her dermatologist promised would make her look younger.

When Vancouver civil engineer James Dean started his greentech company, dPoint Technologies, in the early 2000s, he figured he could hitch his wagon to the promise of the hydrogen fuel cell sector.

Pencils of Promise founder Adam Braun knew he wanted to start an education nonprofit since he spent his early 20s backpacking around the world.

Peregrine is one of the early adopters of a new breed of profit - analyzing software that promises to transform the dark art of pricing into an exact science.

Though Oracle's critics have complained over the years about Ellison's tendency to promise a product prematurely, or sacrifice quality for early delivery, he clearly understands the benefit of first - mover advantage.

It's too early to determine the ultimate accuracy of these measurements, but the eye test says the results are promising.

By the early 1970s, Horváth was one of Sweden's most promising young business educators.

Earlier this year, Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich announced his commitment to space exploration with a rather unexpected proclamation: «By the end of my second term, we will have the first permanent base on the moon, and it will be American,» he promised.

A massive, 93 - page study of the crowdfunding industry released earlier this week shows some promising figurers for the future of crowdfunding: In 2012, worldwide crowdfunding volume reached $ 2.7 billion.

The entrepreneurs behind some of the promising early - stage firms at Google GoNorth explain why there's no need to move to Silicon Valley or somewhere else to create a world - beating business

Still more promising early - stage technologies, though, are coming out of Canada.

Dan Chen, head of Roche / Genentech's cancer immunotherapy unit, told Fortune the data were particularly promising since they could lead to Tecentriq becoming a first response treatment and give additional credence to the company's argument that immunotherapies are more effective the earlier they're given to patients.

I haven't seen a market for new app development that looks this promising since the early days of the Android smartphone.

Earlier this month, Harper promised an expansion of the publicly funded health care system, including a federal pharmacare system.

A group of executives from the financial - services industry has started what they call a peer - to - peer platform for early - stage investing, with the hope of connecting angel investors with promising start - ups.

By then, Mr. Gurley, who had been one of Mr. Kalanick's earliest supporters, saw that Uber's promises of change were not enough if the chief executive stayed on.

What she will do is step up with massive new promises on early childhood education, child care and other issues of affordability.

As an early explorer in Colombia (since 1992), his experience was the basis for formation of Colombian Mines Corporation, which company is now active with a very promising project in Nevada.

It is easy to overlook in light of today's IPO, but Lending Club almost joined the legion of early stage companies that get off to a promising start, but run into insurmountable roadblocks and fail.

The promise of AI is great — from assisting healthcare providers in the early and more accurate detection of disease, to increasing yield and food production in agriculture; artificial intelligence technologies are already being deployed widely with the promise of benefitting humanity.

President Trump's campaign promises for tax cuts, infrastructure spending, and deregulation sent consumer confidence soaring earlier this year, pushing stocks to record highs amid hopes for a range of economic stimulus.

Premier Pauline Marois» government, which backed away from an earlier prediction to balance the books by this year, now promises to guide the struggling province out of the red by 2015 - 16.