Sentence examples for paying proposition from inspiring English sources

Unlike most of them Coldstream is a paying proposition.

Mr. Solotaroff believed, incorrectly, that this formula could be a paying proposition.

Thus, if a capitalist cabal were running the war, it would have to conclude it wasn't a paying proposition.

One of many handicaps Bangladesh faces is that other nations, increasingly driven by commercial priorities, do not see matches against it as a paying proposition.

Nearly all of them, though, cover amputations, which typically cost more than $30,000". As a result, diabetes management isn't a paying proposition.

You can't blame Peugeot for wanting to make Citroën a paying proposition, but it's a shame the past was so decisively denied when it is that past which gave Citroë*its reason to exist.

The "Tower" had the peculiar vertues of being a no-pay proposition.

At a thinly-attended rally of city employees against Proposition B in the Castro on Wednesday, Ms. Helton said her costs to insure herself and her son would be too much for her to pay if Proposition B passed.

It is also sweet revenge, given that Grand Central was almost lost in the nineteen-seventies, when the struggling Penn Central railroad commissioned Marcel Breuer to turn its financially draining terminal into a paying real-estate proposition by putting a huge skyscraper on the roof.

Earlooms cost $30 to $85. "It's turned into a semi-paying proposition," she says.

"What we're trying to do is make a deal, a compact," Mr. Gerstner said, describing the proposition of paying teachers according to their performance in the classroom.