Getting product on the retail sense is a very resource-intensive proposition".
I don't think building such a company has to be very capital-intensive proposition, given all the online mechanisms that available to acquire customers and vast ecosystem of applications that already exist.
The process described here was driven by expert curation: each inconsistency was manually examined in order to search for an interpretation and a possible model correction, a labor-intensive proposition.
Cultivating a new market is a time-intensive and expensive proposition.
Investment in quality educational institutions, which is very capital-intensive, may be a losing proposition in low-income countries.
The disturbing footage was shot in California, where voters in 2008 resoundingly approved Proposition 2 (which barred intensive confinement of hens), and at a farm that was certified as humane by the American Humane Association.
The C.I.A. and the Obama Administration have sold their policy on the proposition that drone strikes — and the intensive, sometimes days-long aerial surveillance that typically precedes them — are a highly discriminating form of warfare.
As to the value proposition, Fraise says, "by offering an intensive curriculum and staying selective, we think that our 'stamp of approval' can help give students a valuable edge for even those positions that are in high demand".
The Proposition 8 trial offered perhaps the most intensive factual examination in a legal setting ever undertaken in the U.S. for claims about the consequences of extending marriage rights to same-sex couples.
The labor-intensive strategy required for this is mostly a suburban proposition, judging by the supermarkets on the show, which have aisles as wide as freeways, and as liberating; in the 1950s songs would have been written about them.
For many environmentalists, stopping the pipeline is also a no-brainer -- it's a landscape-decimating proposition whose oil is among the most carbon-intensive out there.
