Sentence examples for will try to propose from inspiring English sources

Thus, in this section, we will try to propose a more efficient strategy, namely, SS-SA strategy.

The cryptocurrency is expected to undergo another "hard fork" at the end of November, where some developers will try to propose a protocol change called SegWit2X.

He asked Johnson for a divorce on Christmas Eve in 1992, and the proximate cause was his reconnection with a woman he'd tried to propose to some fifty-five years before.

He always has an opinion on what we could do better but won't sit back and will also try to propose a solution whether it's some marketing blurb, a new office router or better processes.

His character helps Peter try to propose to Mary Jane.

However, the BBC now fears the government will try to stuff the proposed board with executives from the commercial sector.

And Richard Clark Greggg) tries to propose to the New Christine (Emily Rutherfurd).

It is legitimate that he tries to propose possible explanations to go beyond that limit.

The danger is that Republicans will try to scoop up those proposed cuts while rejecting the increases.

The flight attendants union said earlier this week that unless United agrees, it will try to block the airline's proposed $4.3 billion takeover of US Airways.

It remains to be seen whether and how hard the food industry will try to chip away at these proposed nutritional guidelines, but if past experience is any guide, it is likely to fight hard.