Mark Gibbings-Jones The presenter offers a proposition for family days out: walks with attractive views.
But it is, at best, a Sunday kind of love he offers, a proposition that Mr. Cumpsty embodies most touchingly.
No matter: at all times, but especially in these times, it's a very good idea to ask, when some economist offers a proposition about the economy, "Um, how exactly is that supposed to work?" You'd be amazed how often no answer is forthcoming.
For Saturday's bout, Kornegay offers a proposition bet on how long the Rousey-Holm fight will last.
As it happens, Mr. Romney offered a testable proposition in his Boca remarks: "If it looks like I'm going to win, the markets will be happy.
Without having any financial resources, he walked into local businesses and offered a value proposition.
Generally, they need to offer a value proposition beyond the original watch proposition which was, in short, "This watch will tell the time well".
Cable companies have offered a significant value proposition to consumers in the form of subscription relationships, long term.
The Forester, indeed, offers a compelling proposition -- nimble, carlike handling, confident all-weather capability and attractive pricing.
Indeed, H.P.'s chairman, Ray Lane, said in an interview with CRN last week that the company may choose to hold onto the PC division if "we can't offer a better proposition to customers and investors".
