Sentence examples similar to hour proposition from inspiring English sources

That's a multi-hour proposition," he says.

Since self-interested consumers only have incentives to deviate to a higher consumption in peak hours (by Proposition 1), we do not regard consuming less in peak hours as a deviation.

As he later told me, proudly but ruefully, the restaurant has become a 100-hour-a-week proposition for them.

The eight examples of French or French-derived brevity that stretched the first half of this concert into nearly two hours offered the proposition that aphorism sufficiently multiplied ends up having the impact of a Bruckner first movement.

Gunn's unusual proposition came hours after White House doctor Ronny Jackson said on Tuesday that the president was 6′3″ and weighed 239 pounds, or one pound shy of the level that would be considered obese.

This would allow us to say that if there are no true propositions during the first hour of a certain day, Socrates could utter his proposition at the end of this hour and it would be true, where he is understood as referring "not to the time at which he speaks but to the time of that first hour".

To Boehner, this was the American proposition defined — relentless hours, and a feel for commerce, led to a big payday.

Cycling's one-hour record is a straightforward proposition that belies the brutality and self-torture required to achieve it.

When the road is finished and covered with asphalt, the whole journey should take less than four hours – a much more attractive proposition for weekenders from Kabul who want a few days' skiing.

Paid staff have to put in fixed hours, which is a better commercial proposition.

For opponents of the measure, Proposition 8, the three-hour hearing is a critical legal test.