Sentence examples for better proposition than from inspiring English sources
It's a far better proposition than the alternatives that were on offer then.
He has offered consumers a better proposition than the rest of the industry could – and they jumped at it.
Hak A Mama is an ace slice of synth-pop, and makes him a much better proposition than the Moroccan Shaun Williamson or Robson Green.
Surely, this would be a better proposition than the British government telling the Scottish executive that it wants some of its power back.
After that, you're going to see probably a flattening out and down less, about 1 or 2 percent a year, because things are happening that are making that a better proposition than the past: There's print subscriptions now and there's digital subscriptions, whether it's an e-edition or iPad, so that is new revenue and could grow to be meaningful.
If you're big, football may be a much better proposition than track.
The proposition h&r&w is not a better proposition when it happens to be hot, rainy and windy than when it happens to be cold, dry and still.
"I have received a better proposition said the parting guest.
Lorries and buses are a much better proposition.
For one, a $49 Roku LT is a much better value proposition than a $1,000+ smart TV.
And selling tangible hardware with everything packed in one neat unit is a better business proposition than trying to hawk security software parts on their own, reckons Callas.
