Sentences with phrase «ultimate promise»

Basically, ring signatures are a bit more battle tested, but have less ultimate promise in the long term.

But hope in God's ultimate promise of salvation and love.

When asked about Bitcoin's ultimate promise of removing many of the middlemen found on Wall Street, Masters was quick to point out that her company is more interested in generalized blockchain technology than Bitcoin's open, permissionless network.

The «all» of course is the Christian Gospel and its ultimate promise of resurrection and everlasting communion with the Holy Trinity.

And for women and men alike she offers an ultimate promise and purpose for human living.

Short of the ultimate promise, history comes with no guarantees.

None of the particular promises, however marvelously fulfilled, could ever exhaust that ultimate promise which springs from the very nature of God himself: «I will be your God and you shall be my people»; «I AM AS I AM.»

While other books suggest a one - size - fits - all method for grief management or focus on understanding specific causes of child loss, Hope for Today, Promises for Tomorrow offers comfort for the reader, whatever her situation, by helping her focus on the light of the ultimate Promise, the hope of a Savior, Jesus Christ.

The ultimate promise of biometrics is a world of fluid movement, unhampered by other props of identity.

The ultimate promise of educational choice is that every child should have access to the education that best meets his or her needs.

Hotels in Koh Lanta are the ultimate promise of relaxation and comfort for a tropical holiday in a virgin natural environment.

«There's a distinction between the ultimate promise of Bitcoin as a opposed to the potential application of the technology that was invented for the creation of Bitcoin — hence the blockchain technology.

The training ensures all members become and remain conversant with the Code's obligations — our ultimate promise of performance and professionalism — at least once every four years.