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Meanings of promising in English

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Usage of promising in English
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The government has dismissed the criticism, promising a free and fair vote.
Reuters
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Peterborough continued to press forward, looking promising without ever quite seeming dangerous.
The Guardian
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Then the announcer said that police have several leads that look promising.
The perfect woman
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Conclusions: This combined technique represents a promising treatment option in selected cases.
Pubmed
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We also discuss their possible use as promising tools for AD research.
Pubmed
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Samsung Group has identified biopharmaceuticals as an industry promising for future growth.
Reuters
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Conclusion: Although the data is limited, the early clinical results are promising.
Pubmed
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Oil-rich countries such as Angola and Nigeria are particularly promising, Ngulube said.
Reuters
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National is promising tax cuts opposition parties say the country can't afford.
Radio NZ
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A year ago he was everyone's idea of a promising, progressive manager.
The Guardian
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NE therefore represents a promising target for the treatment of UC patients.
Pubmed
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Reason for optimism comes after several different approaches have yielded promising results.
The Guardian
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Professor Pumfrey's lecture will examine current concerns, promising practices and future trends.
The Irish Times
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Among mammals, mice are the most promising animals for this experimental work.
Pubmed
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Given pixel-level annotated data, traditional photo segmentation techniques have achieved promising results.
Pubmed
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He addressed Learthol: 'I understand there are others here just as promising...'
Stonewielder
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Promising across language varieties
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Australia
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