Sentence examples for maybe proposed from inspiring English sources

Building on the themes in play in the SDG discussion, but not limited to them, the ID100 project will seek to do for researchers what the SDG global talkfest is doing for policy-makers, achieve some kind of meaningful consensus (or maybe proposed consensus) on the most important priorities for international development research in the coming years.

(Except, maybe, propose a wager).

Maybe proposing a grand concept for a nonlinear work is, by definition, asking for an argument.

Or, maybe propose... Don't miss the fish pond or the two secret gardens.

Last month, we got a better sense of what a Cosby defense might look like when Agrusa told the Hollywood Reporter she planned to rehabilitate the alleged serial sexual assailant's image and also maybe propose that Constand had concocted a false memory of the assault.

If you collaborate with any of the above artists, then maybe your proposed "little gift" to NYC can actually become a reality.

Maybe the proposed property tax increase in a city already paying one of the highest national rates will help improve teacher performance and graduation rates.

Despite a loitering BBC film crew, the mood was high, as the officials from the various NGOs had got together and decided "Hey, maybe the proposed road won't actually go ahead" and everyone had heard about it.

She proposed: "Maybe we can get Charlie Sheen to put together a list of all the porno girls he's had sex with so the rest of us can make sure we're okay?

In Moffat's pitch to writer Chris Chibnall, he proposed, "Maybe it's a ship heading towards Earth, and Earth is on alert".

Rather than look for the new star, maybe Hollywood should review proposed projects with a more critical eye.