Sentence examples for started to propose from inspiring English sources

As soon as Mr. Bauer started to propose, it began to snow.

The NLD has started to propose bills, something previously viewed as an impertinence for a non-government party to do.

They started to propose the so-called context-aware systems.

To simplify the development of context-aware applications, researchers started to propose the so-called context-aware frameworks [41].

During the last decade, initiated by Albrecher and Teugels [3], many scholars have started to propose some non-standard renewal risk models with various dependence structures.

Currently, customers expect a more comprehensive solution, integrating both a physical product and non-physical services, which explains why companies have started to propose Product-Service Systems (PSS).

That is why some politicians are starting to propose radical solutions (see below).

Dan: We start seeing each other every week, and somewhere along the way I tell her I am leaving for Japan for my job, and then Sophia starts to propose to me.

Woolf's claim was about modernism and art and all those heady theories that people were starting to propose to explain why books no longer had plots, portraits didn't look like people, and plays seemed to be about nothing at all.

Consequently, we can start to propose testable hypotheses for structure function relationships with impact on our models of molecular evolution.

With the development of text classification, some researchers start to propose a text classification system based on synonym merging to improve the accuracy of classification.