Sentence examples for either to propose from inspiring English sources

Even the legalization of same-sex marriages in the district in 2010 failed to inspire either to propose.

By failing either to propose serious CAP changes, or to limit this budget deal to a shorter period, Mr Blair has ended up sacrificing one-fifth of Britain's precious rebate for far too little in return.

Previous studies have already compared tools for de novo TE identification, either to propose a new algorithm (as for RECON, PILER and RepeatScout) or to help experimental biologists to use the most suitable tools for their analysis [32].

We've been following federal budgets for some 40 years, and this is one of the strongest attempts we've seen from any president, of either party, to propose spending priorities that would do much to reduce poverty and promote opportunity.

To explain this pattern of occurrence we either have to propose that the SPFH3 subgroup members where originally included in the other genomes and were eventually lost over time, or we have to consider other mechanisms leading to this distribution, such as lateral gene transfer.

These observations have led authors to propose that either Notchless was primarily involved in ribosome biogenesis in eukaryotes and was secondarily recruited in the metazoans for a new function (regulator of Notch pathway), or that this role may still exist in animals despite the lack of experimental evidence [ 79].

Their lack of understanding translates into either unnecessary hindrance to proposed research or recommendation of inappropriate changes in the research population context.

Therefore, there is scope to either propose better denoising technique than BM3D or to make BM3D perform better than what it can currently do.

They need to propose solutions.

Bush To Propose $2.2T Budget.

I have nothing to propose.