Sentence examples for break proposition from inspiring English sources

Even sequencing a record is a make or break proposition.

Many political pundits see the Afghan election as a "make or break" proposition with high stakes that include the power and influence of the Taliban, potential violence and most importantly, women's rights.

Those pitches — often around five minutes in length — are a rite of passage for entrepreneurs, and sometimes a make-or-break proposition for startups.

He sees "Photographs" less as a make-or-break proposition and more as the first in a series of baby steps toward settling into a consistent sound of his own.

"Hulk" set a record with a seventy-per-cent decline in ticket sales between its opening and the second weekend, but the average drop-off for all movies is fifty per cent, and it is almost the definition of a blockbuster that the first weekend is a make-or-break proposition.

Are these images a make-or-break proposition for these shop owners?

As carmakers go, Mazda is a David among Goliaths, and every new model is a make-or-break proposition for the company – perhaps none more so than the 6 sedan.

Reynolds says that soon, remote work arrangements may be a make-or-break proposition for companies that deal in "knowledge jobs" (at desks, rather than jobs where a person must be on site, such as in retail).

Which festivals a movie played was rarely a make-or-break proposition at either the box office or the awards podium.

As if high-achieving high school seniors and college applicants don't already have enough pressure on them, now we want to tell them that their application essay is also a make-or-break proposition?

On the other hand, if you went to the hospital and said, Twenty percent of the entire reimburse is going to be tied to your infection rate,"-- that's a make-or-break proposition for that hospital, because if they lose 20percenttheyey have to shut down.