Sentence examples for proposing more than from inspiring English sources

The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration is proposing more than $2.6 million in penalties against ExxonMobil, citing the company for nine probable violations after one of its pipelines spilled thousands of barrels of oil in Mayflower in March.

Coming less than three months before the general election, the plan appears designed to give state legislators some degree of political cover by proposing more than twice the amount of budget cuts Mr. Paterson had said were necessary.

The Bush administration is also proposing more than $100 million in cuts for the disease control centers, prompting complaints from some Democrats in Congress, including Representative Henry A. Waxman, of California, who sent Mr. Thompson a letter on the matter today.

Zerhouni expressed his hope that the workshop would "elevate this issue" and produce a white paper proposing more than "band-aid solutions".

"What is unusual is for the same group to be proposing more than one measure on the ballot and having those measures operate somewhat in conflict," she said. .

Last year, when the Bush administration rolled out its annual budget proposing more than $500 billion in Medicare cuts, many Republican leaders cheered the legislation as a necessary move in the direction of fiscal responsibility.

He proposed more than Walter Mondale and Michael Dukakis combined.

A federal consumption tax has been proposed more than once.

All told, Mr. Bush has proposed more than $1.1 trillion in additional tax cuts over the next decade.

The idea of using beta blockers seemed heretical when it was proposed more than two decades ago.

I propose more than twice as much because I think it's needed.