Sentence examples for far from proposing from inspiring English sources

But Pakistan still seems far from proposing a solution India could accept.

But the moratorium ends Jan . 14 and the department is far from proposing new rules, according to Rachaele Raynoff, an agency spokeswoman.

"Far from proposing solutions to the climate change problem, the administration has been adopting energy policies that would actually increase greenhouse gas emissions," it read.

Needless to say, the odds were long and our president was far from proposing something with a highly probable outcome.

We are far from proposing that H3.3 accumulation in BHL cells would provide a unifying theory of organismal aging, a multifaceted phenomenon that cannot be reduced to one universal cause.

They find that an increase of atmospheric pressure causes reductions of velocity nearby water wells whereas increases in velocity far from wells, proposing that the polarity of velocity change (i.e., positive or negative velocity change) due to surface loading will be controlled by whether or not a large volume of fluid exists nearby fracture zones.

Then complaints emerged from leaders at Century Foods International, which sits not far from the proposed plant.

He argues that the stadium is too far from a proposed athletes' village in Queens.

It is currently housed in a 103-year-old former Methodist church at 1228 North Avenue, not far from the proposed building site, which the congregation acquired in 1967 and long ago outgrew.

James's image appears on a large billboard at Flatbush Avenue and Fulton Street, not far from the proposed site for the Nets' new arena.

Markowitz did, however, call Bruce Ratner, whose company, over the past two decades, has built the massive Metro Tech development — more than two million square feet of office space — not far from the proposed site of the arena.