Sentence examples for proposing to clean from inspiring English sources
By contrast, if A gets B to pay A $100 per week by proposing to clean B's store each night, then A has made a non-coercive (or inducive) offer to B. A does not propose to worsen B's situation if B rejects A's proposal.
Especially if you propose to clean up Britain while cosying up to one of its most gifted creators of filth.
That means the final resting place of plastic at sea may not be in floating patches of rubbish but in the sediment by way of numerous marine creatures, with possibly toxic effects in the food chain.Some schemes have been proposed to try to clean up the plastic waste floating in the sea.
Ballard says that the reason he has proposed to robotically clean and repaint the Titanic with a colour scheme that mimics the rusticles is because when I visited the Titanic in 1986, I saw original anti-fouling paint on the ship's hull which was still working even after 74 years on the seabed.
WASHINGTON — The White House is proposing to expand by $5 billion a clean energy tax credit, as part of a push to spur job growth.
A simple correlation has been proposed to determine the cleaned fraction from pressure differences as a measure of the efficiency of cleaning.
The New York State comptroller, Thomas DiNapoli, has proposed an excellent way to clean up the costly and tainted campaigns for his powerful job.
(In fact, planting brown seaweed off the coast of Fukushima has even been proposed as a way to clean up the water, although most scientists don't believe this is a good fix).
And now, scientists have proposed a new way to clean up all of that trash.
Yet, as if this gap weren't bad enough, the administration now proposes to start with a clean sheet of paper.
Future missions will face significant new constraints if such littering continues unchecked.Space agencies and private companies from various countries have proposed a variety of methods to clean up the mess.
