Sentence examples for proposal is almost from inspiring English sources

The proposal is almost certain to pass parliament.

Simulation results show that our proposal is almost as efficient as the nonparametric maximum likelihood estimator.

The proposal is almost identical to the prior exchange, and is seen as relatively favourable to investors.

That proposal is almost certain to raise objections from many state governments, which fear that the terminals are at significant risk of attracting terrorists.

But the Senate proposal is almost totally at odds with a bill championed by the Republican chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, Representative Bill Thomas of California.

This proposal is almost taboo in the United States, but it may yet come to pass.

When Oparin first proposed his hypothesis, the prevailing view was that the first organisms could make all of their own organic compounds, and so the negative reaction to his proposal was almost universal.

Councilman Lewis A. Fidler, who sponsored a bill to try to loosen the cellphone ban by requiring schools to allow students to carry phones to and from school, said the proposal was "almost funny".

The study suggested that support for the proposal was almost evenly spread across Scotland's political parties and social classes.

"The comment period on New York's flawed fracking proposals is almost over, but our fight to protect our waters and communities goes on," said Katherine Nadeau, water and natural resources program director for Environmental Advocates of New York.

Proposals are almost always precatory.