Sentence examples for decent proposition from inspiring English sources

However, in its core business, food, Bill's remains a pretty decent proposition.

Louis-Dreyfus has waste... sorry, spent more than €200m since taking over in 1997 - and yet the club could still be a decent proposition for a new owner: they have a huge fan base, are in G14 and currently sit top of Champions League Group A, five points clear of Liverpool and with Porto travelling to southern France this week.

It's a decent proposition long term, although Mills and his overseas stock fund have yet to make it pay for investors.

For diehards, this can be a pretty decent proposition.

Needless to say, with creative directors like the two men cited above on board, that's a pretty decent value proposition.

But the average comrade is having a harder time finding paper let alone a PC, and anything resembling a decent telephone line is an expensive proposition.

Steal of the summer might be Jonjo Shelvey or Tom Huddlestone, both decent buys at £5m, while riskier propositions include Victor Wanyama at £12.5m, James McCarthy at £14m and Stevan Jovetic at £22m.

An extensive trawl of the literature was done for John Hutton at the DTI by the pro-market economist DeAnne Julius only three years ago, but even she failed to find any decent evidence that contracting out works as a general proposition.

Orient aren't the most reliable proposition for punters but they approach this game in decent shape having won four of their last six matches following Tuesday's impressive victory at Walsall.

Similarly, one might hold that, properly understood, Reid's view is that the moral first-principles are not propositions that ordinary agents who have received a decent moral education ordinarily consciously believe at some time or other.

However, the big achievement of Janice Finch's series is to defend the proposition that even the apparently dodgiest defendant must be allowed a decent defence in the interest of keeping the prosecution system honest.