Sentence examples similar to a premium proposition from inspiring English sources
HR 1.0 placed a premium on administrative versus talent-centric value propositions, i.e. moving offline tasks online, automating processes and delivering compliance.
High-end disruption is an impossible proposition, because when innovation yields a premium product, firms can rationally respond.
As an ownership proposition, the stylish A7 commands a premium over an equivalent A6, but it's better equipped and holds its used value better, too.
"We want to offer them a very compelling proposition of flying on a single carrier and getting a premium experience".
Offering a premium product for free and without requiring a sign-up is undoubtedly an attractive proposition.
"Portability is a different business proposition," said an executive at one of the major channel owners, suggesting that there should be a premium paid for the ability to take a TV show into bed or into the bathtub.
Privacy was at a premium.
A premium drive, in fact?
