Sentence examples for good business proposition from inspiring English sources

Defense gets exempted because nobody expects bombs to be a good business proposition.

Waste!" Spend money on a weapons system we don't need, and those voices are silent, because nobody expects F-22s to be a good business proposition.

Never one to turn down a good business proposition, he said, "Yes, I will," and on Sept. 19, 1837, he and his young daughter set sail for London.

She made it sound like a good business proposition, pointing out that in no time royalties would be coming in, whereupon I would be the first person to be reimbursed.

"Getting big dollars for an asset for which you paid nothing while still being able to run your traditional business over cable," he added, "seems a pretty good business proposition — unless you really are serious about providing new and innovative services and need all that spectrum".

But Mr. Rappleyea, in a telephone interview, said that the generators would probably not be a good business proposition and that his agency was spending an extra $50 million for additional pollution controls, something that he said a private entity would probably not do.

Add in what should be good resale values and you have a sound business proposition.

It was a sound business proposition".

There is even a good chance that Mulally expects as much and ordered up the release of the radical design more as a morale booster than as a serious business proposition.

How good a business proposition celebrity fashion photos are remains to be seen.

The green giants are turning a strategy of sustainability or social good into a billion-dollar business proposition, and profiting in the process.