7 sentences with “promising”

The business plan is viable and promising.

Vespasian's eldest son, Titus (r. 79 - 81 CE) had been groomed to follow his father and started out as a promising and competent emperor.

Garibaldi succeeded because he won the support of the Sicilian peasants by suspending taxes and promising to divide up the large estates and distribute the land.

Dr Stanley Birge, a geriatrician at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis, Missouri, says these studies are "the most promising ever done in Alzheimer's research".

Before his climactic battle in 312 CE to defeat his last rival to the imperial throne, Constantine had a vision claiming to have been sent by the Christian God, promising him victory if he converted to Christianity.

In Russia, however, industrialisation was limited to some of the major cities in western Russia, and most of the population remained poor peasants in small villages. This did not seem a promising scenario for an industrial working class revolution that Marx theorised.

The King was, as was typical of Louis XVI, unsure how to proceed. He addressed the representatives of the three estates a few days later, promising reform, and in the face of continued defiance, ordered the representatives of the three estates to unite in the National Assembly.