Sentence examples for has been proffered from inspiring English sources
A preliminary proposal has been proffered to Chinese leaders at the National People's Congress.
In a bizarre attempt at explaining or justifying the slaughter, it has been proffered that these were thugs, armed with lethal weapons intent on killing others.
On Planet Fashion, leopard print is a staple, and has been proffered by labels one would never associate with film noir vamps or Coronation Street bartenders.
Yet, apart from profitability for investors and the corporations themselves, the narrative of these mergers as milestones in agricultural and chemical innovation, productivity, and sustainability that has been proffered by these corporations cannot be further from the truth.
The most tragically predictable has been proffered by the newspaper Marca whose cover ran on a photo of Mourinho (about whose award there has been rather less anger, even though he got the nod ahead of Vicente del Bosque) and Messi.
"One of the arguments that has been proffered against the United States stepping up and providing more resources to help poor countries develop in low-carbon ways has been that if the United States steps up with resources, then other countries won't – the sort of argument that if the US leads, then others will just take a backseat," officials told a conference call with reporters.
The deep-ocean theory is one of a half-dozen explanations that have been proffered for the warming plateau.
(These are two of the explanations that have been proffered for Ruby's actions, the latter by Ruby himself).
If an equivalent document had been proffered as the cornerstone of the United States, there would be no United States.
