Sentence examples for cards propositions from inspiring English sources

You might say that he or she is a moral absolutist but an epistemological relativist —someone who  doesn't think that there is a trump-card that, when played, will bring your interlocutor over to your side, but does think that there are any number of cards (propositions, appeals, examples, etc).

His trump card was the proposition to reestablish France as the leading power on the Continent by an expedition into Italy that would replace Austrian domination of the peninsula with French rule.

So there is a huge value proposition there, because sending out 500 cards might be more effective then sending out 2,000 emails," says Wong.

Several people in this camp, and leaders with KOFAVIV, retold stories of women being propositioned for sex in exchange for cards.

And while those credit card applications in your mailbox might look like tasty propositions, you should trust us we've made that mistake.

Proposition 2 If no seller (consumer) invests in POS (cards), no consumer (seller) will invest in cards (POS).

His partner's response to Blackwood showed, in the modern style, two key cards and the spade queen, which made the grand slam a good proposition.

By playing their cards right, they can sustain their position and create a new value proposition that appeals to their end customer, while keeping their suppliers and complementors in check.

She found that "cash is a costly proposition" for them, 40% higher in costs to process than credit cards and 50% above debit cards.

This punch card, covered with numbers but displaying no names of candidates and none of the propositions to be voted on, is the ballot.

Tear up your credit cards and throw them away!" (This was a reference to the balanced-budget amendment, Proposition 58 — which, in reality, still allows some borrowing in the case of a budget shortfall).