Although Mr. Kazarian pushes it to an extreme, his main proposition — that Greece's debt is not as burdensome as it might appear — is not outlandish.
"A First-Rate Madness" goes most seriously wrong when Ghaemi explores a "corollary" of his main proposition, offering examples of how "mental health can hamper leadership".
However, Collins stresses that the main proposition remains a free subscription, though I wouldn't be surprised to see the model iterated further.
"The main proposition," says Russell, with finality, "is to have a cinematic experience that grabs you and doesn't let go of you until the end, and constantly surprises you.
Its main proposition is based on: 'It's either us or chaos.
As such, the main proposition of this study is to investigate the effectiveness of using an Interactive Mobile Messaging App (IMMAP) in classrooms of higher education for supporting student-lecturer interactions.
The main proposition of the paper is that the specific modes in which different companies manage Open Innovation in regard to an emerging technology reflect their differential position within the innovation system in question, the nature and stage of maturity of the technological regime, and the particular value proposition pursued by companies.
Despite its title, much of his new book is about earlier living patterns and movements of people, including the emergence of one-industry towns, the rise of the suburb (or "midopolis" in Kotkin-speak) and the depletion of the urban core.The main proposition of "The New Geography" is at once startling and obvious.
Now we return to our main proposition, the Proposition 2.1.
Our main proposition is that the debate between risk-pooling (traditional insurance) vs. savings is misplaced.
The main proposition put forward in the present study is that migrant entrepreneurship is a very diversified phenomenon with distinct differences in business performance, depending on ethnic background, education, social networks, and the like.
