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more promising

adjective as in hopeful

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The ultimate results are said to have been even more promising than with MB-003 alone.

Thankfully, some crackers are made of more promising ingredients.

Christmas isn't looking any more promising for Walmart associates.

Certainly it would be more promising than trying to squeeze more gold out of the Burger King.

Watching from afar, this makes the future look a whole lot more promising.

He did not anticipate that the last volume would yield any more promising return for his study.

Henry—a much handsomer lad and regarded as far more promising—did not have it.

But reining his passion, he resolved to wait a more promising opportunity.

His dynamo-electric motors and system of electric railways are, however, a more promising invention.

Be this as it may, few theorems appear to us more promising of interest.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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