Sentence examples for proposed edifices from inspiring English sources

But these proposed edifices are also intended to be built on the foundation established by Social Security's trustees and actuaries: that there is a financial deficit when projecting over 75 years so perilous that it needs prompt fixing.

"Many of the most serious disappointments that attend those who build would be avoided," he later wrote, "if models were previously made of the edifices proposed to be raised.

Fichte gave a practical or voluntarist cast to the formula cogito, ergo sum ("I think, therefore I am"), which Descartes had proposed as the bedrock of certainty on which the edifice of human knowledge could be constructed.

Given this set of reproductive characteristics and the recurrent extinction and recolonisation of vent edifices, Jollivet et al. [ 20, 21] have proposed that this species follows a propagule-flux model of dispersal (i.e. (re colonisation of a previously extinct or new vent site from the closest populations, [ 22]).

The mechanism leading to phreatic eruption after decreases in crater temperature has been proposed to be pressure increase in the shallow part of the edifice due to permeability decrease in the shallow part of the edifice, perhaps within a conduit that feeds hydrothermal discharge (Christenson et al. 2010; Rouwet et al. 2014; Strehlow et al. 2017).

Yet what is being proposed is a framework sacrificing depositors in order to maintain precisely this complex, opaque, leverage-laden financial edifice!

He reminds us that the bridge, first proposed in 1921, initially encountered vociferous opposition from a variety of interests, including ferry companies (which saw the bridge as stealing their business) and environmental groups like the Sierra Club (which argued that such an edifice would profane the natural beauty of the site).

Within weeks of the election, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, an old-line liberal, whom Democrats were counting on to preserve the budgetary edifice of the Cuomo era, publicly endorsed a tax cut, though a smaller and more progressive one than Pataki had proposed.

He proposed.

It is proposed in this paper that a free-ended periodic structure can be represented very efficiently as a substructure in a larger edifice by making full use of the similarity between it and a rotationally periodic structure.

"The Eighth Wonder of the World" concerns an American architect, Amos Prince, who wins a competition to commemorate Mussolini's victory over Ethiopia by proposing to build a mile-high monument, the highest edifice ever, the eighth wonder of the world.