Sentence examples for may propose more from inspiring English sources

A Democratic president may propose more spending on social services, but most of the federal budget is on automatic pilot.

The work is more characteristic in its slow, unyielding tempo, and so its sense of an inexorable clock, against which the musical gestures may propose more fluid and human ways of telling time.

The mathematical model for the relative leakage ratio based on the drying wetting cycles, the initial water content and the size distribution of water stable aggregates may help propose more precise leakage model of loams in karst areas to assess the leakage potential.

So, our results may propose a more comprehensive logic for the regulation of Cyclin D1 in our model cell system.

It may be possible to propose more effective models after various predictive parameters have been examined.

Under these circumstances, which are probably valid for most of the third world, complete clinical characterization of that potential progression may make it possible to propose more effective strategies to face the problem.

In Nigeria, an institution may propose to have more than one research ethics committee but the jurisdiction of each must be clearly defined so that there is no overlap.

"(d) Service Area Additions: Following the Effective Date, Licensee may propose to add one or more geographic areas within the City to the Service Area pursuant to the provisions of 207 CMR 3.07.

The Leveson inquiry may propose ways to harness some of the more outrageous tactics of the gutter press.

We may propose several explanations.

In this specific group of patients, the measurement of the PAI-1 mRNA level, in addition to the clinicopathological parameters usually considered, may help clinicians to propose a more aggressive chemotherapy (e.g. taxanes instead of anthracyclines) in addition to the endocrine therapy in bad prognosis patients.