Sentence examples for proposed mere from inspiring English sources

Proposed mere months after the Stonewall uprising in New York City, the idea of taking over Alpine County initially received tepid support.

(Gorampa 1969a: 374ab) Since it emphasizes the subjective nature of the distinction between the two truths, it proposes "mere mind" (blo tsam) to be the basis of the division.

Unfortunately, the remedies he proposes are mere Band-Aids.

But what he proposes is mere aesthetic demolition, and no amount of alteration in the design of the bridge will keep it from being simply out of place.

And the $1.2 billion in savings Mr. Paterson is proposing — a mere 1percentt of the state's $122 billion budget — is only a modest down payment given New York's deepening fiscal troubles.

This year it proposes a mere 7.5%, quite a plunge from last year's growth of 17.8%.Mr Wen did not attempt to explain the change of gear, which was all the more unexpected given recent tensions between China and America over American arms sales to Taiwan, trade, Tibet and more.

The amount is striking, considering that Mr. Bush, the Republican presidential candidate, has proposed spending a mere $25 billion over five years.

One has even proposed making the mere mention of the term "north-south" a crime of high treason punishable by a long jail term.The second task for the new president will be to improve the standard of living.

Some experts have said such a move could free up 1,000 beds, but the board must at least act — even if it is for a heartbreakingly tiny pilot project, currently proposed, for a mere 25 inmates.

Quigley et. al proposed that a mere 50 micrometer choroid expansion in angle closure glaucoma patients can increase the intraocular pressure to harmful levels [ 2].

For example, it has been proposed that the mere presence of endometriotic cysts on the ovary leads to increased ovarian inflammation and microscopic structural changes in the ovarian cortex such that there is a reduced follicular density [ 16].