In his discussion of this concept, he pointed out that holding an attitude (belief, denial, withholding) in one proposition could be more reasonable for a certain subject than holding some attitude (belief, denial, withholding) in another proposition.
Often, no consensus concerning the relative weight of experts existed; and it therefore remained contentious which side was "larger and more reasonable" (maior et sanior) or even whether a proposition was supported by enough leading experts to count as probable.
But for us, as an enterprise development center, we now have a responsibility to bridge these two, to say, "Hey, if we are not getting enough businesses to invest in, we can help them to refine their value proposition so that it becomes more reasonable for you to invest in these people.
"My take is if you talk about a proposition that is pretty radical like Schiano's proposition, then when you go to something more reasonable, everyone will have incentive to accept it," Feely said.
17 Given the increase in mortality associated with invasive bacterial disease, this seems a reasonable proposition; however, a need exists for a more formal economic evaluation that includes such factors as the financial cost of newer antimicrobials and the selection of resistance that may result from their wider use.
It was enough to make one think, for a moment, that harboring more than a dozen felines in about 500 square feet was a reasonable proposition.
Given that commercial airlines, facing continued high oil prices and deteriorating finances, are likely to cut even more capacity from budget-travel leisure markets, local subsidizing of some air service becomes a reasonable proposition, Mr. Brancatelli suggested.
Increased geographical sampling is currently an expensive proposition, but advances in genotyping technologies are likely to reduce experimental costs to more reasonable levels in the near future.
To my mind this was a perfectly reasonable proposition.
