Sentence examples for be proposed only from inspiring English sources
How many times can practical solutions be proposed, only to be dismissed by bought-off politicians?
This aggressive surgery can therefore be proposed only for disease confined to the peritoneum.
This approach could be proposed only in aggressive acute relapsing MS, where immunosuppression could be associated with specific antiangiogenic therapy.
One limitation of this therapeutic strategy is related to the fact that the LDL-C lowering potency of yeast rice is modest (ranging up to 20%) so that its use can be proposed only in low-risk individuals or in those whom LDL-C is not far from the target.
Contrary, a recent case report reported an exuberant inflammatory reaction after 1 injection of PRP to treat jumper's knee in a 35-year-old male type 1 diabetic patient, revealing that PRP should be proposed only after careful consideration in cases of patients with morbidity risks [ 146].
Although various other mechanisms for generating the geomagnetic field have been proposed, only the dynamo concept is seriously considered today.
Many plans for remaking the wharf area have been proposed, only to die amid bitter wrangling over issues like traffic.
The House version — which was passed before the Volcker rule was proposed — only gives regulators the discretion to curb risky trading.
Over the years, scores of marina projects in Central America and Mexico have been proposed — only to die in the planning stages, said John C. Corrough, owner of the Corrough Consulting Group in Newport Beach, California, a company that works with developers.
We do not ignore the political progress that needs to be achieved to carry out sustainable changes; in fact, that consumes most of our conversations, and many solutions are proposed only if they tackle this front as well.
Since quantum theory had been proposed only a few years before, the university post provided him an excellent opportunity to devote his entire career to the exploration and development of its full significance.
