Sentence examples for proposed later from inspiring English sources

For example, Mr. Obama's proposals to invest in energy alternatives and advanced "green" technologies will most likely be part of the package, rather than proposed later in his administration.

He wants to make one narrow point — revolving around the idea that the cause of the economic crisis was so complicated that there will not be easy solutions, and maybe "no solutions" at all (except for the ones that will be proposed later in the day).

Why was the former mediated by the mass-less photon, which could travel infinite distances at the speed of light, whereas the latter was mediated by particles that were very similar to photons but much more massive (the W bosons and, proposed later, the Z boson)?

Foul Play (1868), written with Dion Boucicault, revealed the frauds of "coffin ships" (unseaworthy and overloaded ships, often heavily insured by unscrupulous owners) and helped to sway public opinion in favour of the safety measures proposed later by Samuel Plimsoll; like many of Reade's fictions, it had a dual identity as novel and play.

The famous RGA was proposed later in [3].

Other topologies have been proposed later on to improve greedy algorithm performance.

Mr. McKean figured on proposing later on.

I will propose later today that we eliminate the national debt completely by 2012.

Then he said yes and told me he had been planning to propose later in the year while on holiday; hence the "stupid girl" comment.

And so I'll be reviewing those today, and as I said, I'll speak in more detail to what we're going to go ahead and propose later in the week.

The measure we propose later in this section is defined for three occupation groups only, but is more transparent and decomposable into clear subcomponents.