Sentence examples for bigger proposition from inspiring English sources

And buying Life Technologies as a whole would be a bigger proposition for Roche, given that its market value, $8.1 billion, is bigger than Illumina's $6.2 billion.

Outdoor eating is a bigger proposition, but a substantial table may keep you running outside with a bowl of lunchtime pasta for a few weeks yet.

But the Bush administration's latest plan for stabilising the markets, a $700 billion buy-out of bad debt from struggling banks, is a much bigger proposition.

"From an early stage they felt strongly that the Los Angeles opportunity was a much bigger proposition than moving a team from City X to City Y," Waller said.

It's a bigger proposition requiring a bigger show; its ideas about faith have to come tucked inside the kind of spectacle to which pop fans are accustomed.

The B. Manischewitz Company is the largest — in the world — with four plants, the nearest being Jersey City; that one takes care of New York business, a big proposition, for about half of the yearly output of the matzoh bakeries is consumed in this city.

"It is a big proposition to move the president or to put on an event and that sort of thing, so people were simply looking for answers about whether or not people could move forward...

A novel of large scope, placed chiefly in Hong Kong in 1935 and after, undertaking big propositions: race, class, love, war and, perhaps most successfully, the transformation of a refugee community into one of the world's richest societies.

The second surprise and pleasure is that she sidesteps the temptation of the "one damn thing after another" version of history: this book is wittily organised into big propositions with laconic headings – Interactions, Experiments, Laws, Institutions, Invisibles – and each of these subdivides into smaller, bite-sized themes.

"We believe the bigger value proposition is a bunch of content you can't access on TV, and we're going to unlock that".

Concentrate on your big value proposition – in our case, interesting venues – and drive that to its conclusion in whichever way gets you there fastest.