Sentences with phrase «hold much promise»

The Millennial Promise Despite their staggering student - loan debt and alleged disinterest in owning a home, millennials hold much promise for real estate, say respondents.

With a focus on technology and fuel efficiency, the models at the exhibition hold much promise for auto enthusiasts.

This exciting technology in development by Dr. Wong and his research department is in its early stages and hold much promise as a future cancer treatment.

Ultra-intense lasers hold much promise for improving scientific tools such as laser - induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS), and deepening researchers» understanding of atomic, molecular, optical and plasma physics.

Biological control holds much promise for long - term, economical, and environmentally sensitive weed management.

Last season held much promise for us until we hit Christmas and got thumped by Chelsea and Liverpool respectively and, while we made the fourth spot in the end and won the FA cup.

A proposed convention center holds much promise for New York City.

It aims to establish a world - class R&D capability that will support Singapore industries to develop and use economic waste treatment and recycling technologies and is also looking into ways to minimize waste production as the concept of waste minimization holds much promise for Singapore in the coming years.

As such, manipulating stem cells also holds much promise for biomedicine if their regenerative capacity can be harnessed.

In a PNAS commentary on the technique, Danielle Denisko and Michael Hoffman of the University of Toronto wrote: «iRF holds much promise as a new and effective way of detecting interactions in a variety of settings, and its use will help us ensure no branch or leaf is ever left unturned.»

This trial holds much promise not only for those with spinal cord injuries, but for other hESC - based therapies that may now have a better chance at receiving FDA - approval for clinical trials.

The next decade of the genomic age holds much promise: «Technology is opening up enormous horizons in front of researchers,» says Vladimir.

While using testosterone in disease prevention and wellness is relatively new to the primary care field, it holds much promise and meets with much support and enthusiasm from patients.

It's still too early to fully review this expansion (which only makes Some Guy's review even more laughable) but so far it holds much promise.

And it's a tantalising, nutty prospect that holds much promise.

In «Navigating the Common Core,» Michael McShane of AEI argues that while Common Core holds much promise for creating common expectations for students, successful implementation is contingent upon navigating «a field of mines, any one of which could blow the enterprise sky - high.»

The Swift Sport has long been an evo favourite, and the forthcoming model holds much promise.

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Cracking Sands holds much promise, but under - delivers on it.

The collaborative process holds much promise for a successful outcome to a difficult life transition.

Not exact matches

It doesn't offer much for startups without a product, nor does it hold out any promise of equity funding.

Nevertheless, a return to US$ 50 a barrel oil, assuming it holds, promises to make the daunting prospect of rebuilding of Fort McMurray that much easier.

And many other physicists now concur that the early phases of the universe have always held out much more promise for evolving into life, mind, and spirituality than earlier science had allowed.

The infant movement of a new men's consciousness holds enormous promise for addressing the distorted masculinism that contributes so much violence and peril to our fragile planet.

I do not want to hold my eternal salvation in my own fragile hands, and why do that when we're all promised so much more help!

The Sagna comparison is apt... We are now much better for less in that position... Watching his hapless display against brazil yday just a reminder of wenger holding on to a player beyond his sell by date... Reus for Walcott a no brainier forbanyonebwho wants us to move beyond endless 4th place promises

Holding is rated as one of the most promising young defenders in English football and at 20 years old, he is the perfect age for Arsenal to develop him into a much better centre back.

Keeping Giroud on this squad with the promise of substantial playing time... the offensive tactics of this squad is way too indirect and is much more reflective of a hold up play / cross in the box scheme that suits Giroud's skill - sets but can't continue if Wenger really wants Lacazette to be successful... without Sanchez on the pitch this offence is a little bit like a headless chicken, passing sideways, providing relatively poor service to undersized players and sub-par finishing... this isn't to suggest that Arsenal can't perform without Alexis but this offensive scheme is antiquated and ill - advised, especially considering our personnel (poor man's Barca)... if Arsenal doesn't want to pay the price to get topnotch players so we can press high and play all out attack, we would be better served by adopting a counterattack approach... unfortunately that would mean developing a far less skittish defensive group that could withstand the pressure and we all know that Wenger hasn't opted for that approach considering our defensive pickups in recent years and the lack of a «boss» in the midfield

Capitalising on the inconsistent form from sides like Arsenal, Everton and Liverpool, West Ham and Swansea have consolidated deserved top half placings at the turn of the year with 2015 promising much more if the two clubs can hold onto their key men.

Intro: Qualification for the promised land of Champions League football doesn't come much finer than on goal difference with two minutes of the entire season remaining, but thanks to Swedish holding midfielder Pontus Wernbloom's dramatic goal against Rostov, the Army Men just managed to pip Krasnodar to the second place available at Europe's top table.

The daily interactions that parents experience with children hold the promise of many blessings and much richness, if parents can learn to open to them.

But in business terms, this holds considerable promise as long as news organisations do not cede too much control over customer data and distribution to new intermediaries.

Ryan did, however, promise members of the far - right House Freedom Caucus that he would hold a vote on a much more conservative immigration bill that would provide fewer protections for DACA recipients than the bipartisan Senate bill does.

Led by Roy Stone, Private Secretary to the Chief Whip and Mike Winter, Head of the Leader of the House's office, they operate in the dark, agents of the secret state of the most over-centralised political system in the Western world without so much as a Parliamentary Business Committee (promised but not delivered by the last government) to hold them to account.

Chancellor Carmen Fariña and Mayor Bill de Blasio visited Automotive HS in Brooklyn on March 25 to showcase the work done in the mayor's School Renewal Porgram, which holds much more promise than the governor's receivership strategy.

A government that held so much promise because of Buhari's cult following as a man of integrity, and promised so much, by now should have investigated and get the murderers jailed, whether Fulanis or anybody at all, while attacks / killings of herdsmen should be meted / treated with the same measures.

Director general has promised fundamental change, but so far his vision has been held back by too much compromise

But a new development at Gemini South observatory (shown) high in the Chilean Andes holds promise for extending adaptive optics» high resolution to much wider fields.

«This would really strengthen the way clinicians can treat cancer using immune therapy, which holds so much promise for patients.»

Technologies for capturing and storing carbon dioxide emissions hold tremendous promise for addressing climate change, but much work remains to ensure timely, cost - effective deployment in key markets such as the electric power industry.

This could mean that graphene - based chips, already held as promising candidates for the next generation of ultra-thin electronics, could not only bring us much faster number crunching but also help scientists understand the complex quantum phenomena that take place inside celestial objects at the other end of our universe.

Stem cell research holds tremendous promise for medical treatments, but scientists still have much to discover about how stem cells work and their capacity for healing.

At 45, I have spent so much money on facial products, I can honestly say that the Green Apple product holds up their end of the promise.

Concussion ultimately isn't a film that will leave you with much more than a shrug (and likely a yawn as its meandering final act makes it feel every minute of its bloated 123 - minute runtime), but if nothing else it holds the promise that Smith still has the capacity to be the best of both worlds the way that he's always been.

It might not match some of his top tier work, but it was reminder that Crowe's gifts as a writer (the script was co-written by Aline Brosh McKenna) and director are still very much intact, holding the promise of even better things to come.

Adversely, though, there isn't much worse than falling in love with a book, being promised a movie, sitting down in the theater, and then watch something that simply butchers the stories that you hold dear.

The digital present — inchoate, sprawling, volatile, but very much alive — holds out a pulse - quickening promise: the next golden age may be just a few clicks away.

Consequently, the models we think hold the most promise for achieving much larger scale are two that operate within comprehensive high schools: career academies and early - college high schools.

The paper found that project - based learning holds promise for improving students» outcomes but that much remains to be learned about its effectiveness and about how its implementation can be strengthened.

But none of them hold as much promise for student learning as any one of the many school reforms on the nation's agenda — student and school accountability, school choice, and changes in teacher recruitment, compensation and retention policies.