Sentence examples for we might propose from inspiring English sources

With Field, we might propose to supplement clauses like these with an account of reference and satisfaction.

If the murder was in fact committed by Louise and Auguste Lumiere, then we might propose that the conjoined noun phrase 'X and Y' refers to them.

In terms of history as pure revision, and of photography as the medium through which we negotiate our belief and disbelief systems and navigate the ever-shifting surface and depths of reality, we might propose: "Fake a picture it'll last longer".

We do, however, clearly see how the original writing and framing of the Discussion would give impression that we might propose that these finding showed a prediction of zolpidem response.

Consequently, we might propose that further increasing both the intensity and duration of stimulation would lead to greater changes of excitability within the pharyngeal motor cortex; however, this then leads to potential safety issues (27).

Other actions that are proposed to us are to occur at a time later than the time of proposal: at the beginning of a long bicycle trip, a friend might propose that we take a rest once we have reached our destination.

Dig at the root cause: From a research perspective, I might propose that we start to look at the role of early environments and to see whether we could find out the possible triggers for HIV in adolescence and adulthood that could be tackled early in life.

To avoid the Quinean regress, one might propose that we conventionally stipulate a finite number of axioms and a finite number of inferences rules, thereby fixing an infinite number of logical truths.

This, one might propose, is all the correspondence we need.

But some soldiers turn up, and one might propose marriage.

But he was cautious about saying what he might propose.