Sentence examples for little proposition from inspiring English sources
So here's a little proposition for makers of "real fruit" products: From now on, we will just assume that if use you the word "fruit," you mean fruit.
In the midst of the tumult, a messenger from a novelty company arrived in our office bearing a gift for our lapel, a complicated little proposition with a brave button, crossed Irish & American flags, the legend "Erin Go Bragh," and a nice green ribbon with a metal-and-thread shamrock, all topped off by a miniature clay pipe.
Well I've got a kooky little proposition for you… how about you shut your cakehole, get back in your cot and let the big boys talk in private… sounds like a fair trade to me.
"Forming a new automotive company is an extremely risky proposition, with little room for failure," he said.
But there is little dispute over the proposition that in an era where the internet and mobile phones are the main source of communication, spies and the police need greater access to such material.
There was little support for the proposition that many low-income parents do not need child care assistance because they use relative care.
Critically, the placement of wildlife crossing structures to restore landscape connectivity and reduce the number of wildlife-vehicle collisions has been a hit-or-miss proposition with little ecological underpinning, however recent important developments in allometric scaling laws can be used to guide their placement.
People will draw their own conclusions from all this but it suggests to me that, on the evidence of the polls, whether conducted into Wednesday evening or among actual voters on election day itself, there appears to be little to sustain the proposition of a late swing.
Okay, in general I have little problem with the proposition.
As it turned out, the appeasement strategy was a lose-lose proposition, with little political pay-off for the Democrats.
Russia took Crimea because it was a hugely profitable proposition, with little chance of any blowback beyond sanctions.
