Sentence examples for propose so from inspiring English sources

To propose so huge an undertaking, they feared, would only provide Mr. Bush's lawyers with unlimited possibilities for delaying tactics.

Asked why he would propose so many state-financed programs with no guarantee that the funds would be forthcoming, Mr. Vallone said he was stubbornly optimistic.

It was bold of Mr. Ford to propose so much beribboned glamour for day, though dressiness was a theme of the fall 2002 collections (which ended today).

Bush administration officials have made clear they will not allow cuts in Part D, as some Democrats propose, so how to pay for this is unclear.

Bumps that would become boulders in the screenplay: Delbanco's younger sister got engaged just as Stoller was planning to propose, so the couple, who moved in together after two more dates, had to wait three years to get married.

"The UHV technology is not widely used in the world, so it does not make sense for him to propose so many projects in one go," said Yan Shi, an energy analyst at the securities firm UOB Kay Hian in Shanghai.

Every time a new release is due, a dedicated task force is set up by IAGA and an open call issued, inviting the scientific community to produce and propose so-called candidate models.

We also propose so-called indigenization coefficients to quantify the extent to which an individual behaves like a native, which depends only on their check-in behavior, rather than requiring demographic information.

Actually, Tsongas was't proposing so many hard things.

Why do legislators bother proposing so many bills?

The subsidies proposed so far won't bridge the gap.