Sentence examples for one proposition from inspiring English sources

But in this climate, Mr. Clinton has at least a momentary advantage, Mr. Rothenberg said, because he has a clear agenda for the year while the Republicans are united on only one proposition -- that he is a cad.

We give one proposition on the concept of Boyd-Wong.

Weill's "Frauentanz" on Wednesday lay out one proposition: originality achieved by mismatching old things with old places.

Every bloke I know on Tinder has had at least one proposition from a girl he's "matched" with on the app before they've even swapped phone numbers.

You may disagree on how much of the Xbox One proposition has changed since Don Mattrick issued that statement and reversed some of the digital concepts … Which concepts did he reverse?

Later though, he stumbles on the real problem with the original Xbox One proposition – messaging: "You've got to give consumers the real benefit of why being online is a great thing for them.

It also suggests that war might still be a one-on-one proposition, and not a sudden, unannounced, impersonal incineration.

Many mappings are syntactically possible, after all, but no more than one proposition-proposition mapping should be successful.

In some years, the Iowa dynamic is clear — a yes-or-no, this-one-or-that-one proposition that is easily answered by the result at the end of the night.

Some years the Iowa dynamic is clear — a yes-or-no, this-one-or-that-one proposition that is easily answered by the result at the end of the night.

He is also founder of the XPRIZE Foundation and co-founder of Singularity University, Planetary Resources and Human Longevity Inc. Diamandis: Industrial production was basically a one-for-one proposition.