Sentences with phrase «holds huge promise»
«The Brazilian market holds huge promise and we believe Marcelo's trading experience will allow him to make deep inroads offering sorely - needed solutions for liquidity and security.»
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«The Brazilian market holds huge promise and we believe Marcelo's trading experience will allow him to make deep inroads offering sorely - needed solutions for liquidity and security.»
Floating turbines hold huge promise for capturing wind energy over Earth's oceans.
«This strategy of exploiting the effective condensation reaction to synthesize organic frameworks with high uptake capacity and high physiochemical stabilities hold huge promise for practical applications.»
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He was hit by a huge rebellion over holding an In - Out vote in 2011 and then promised one in 2013 to fend off UKIP.
The new laser holds the promise of huge improvements in measurements of molecular structure, says physicist Jerry Hastings of Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York, but he cautions that physicists first need some hands - on experience.
All told, this is a huge misstep for a filmmaker that held a lot of promise in my eyes.
«But I have a job I love, one that shakes up traditional teaching and holds the promise of making a huge difference in students» and teachers lives — as it did for my students.
As for the battery life, Amazon is promising a huge six weeks of reading between charges, but we'll have to wait for some real - world tests to see if that holds up.
Outside the realm of conventional oil, the tar sands of Alberta and the oil shale of the Western U.S. exist in huge deposits, the exploitation of which is currently costly and accompanied by major environmental difficulties, but both definitely hold promise for a substantial increases in oil supply.
As the world looks to find energy efficient equipment that reduces energy demand and greenhouse gas emissions, converting to HFC - free refrigeration and air conditioning holds huge and immediate promise.