Sentence examples for perfect proposition from inspiring English sources

That's a perfect proposition for the peripatetic PowerPoint presenter.

"Nothing is a perfect proposition, even sitting in the theater, and online clearly has problems," Mr. Czaplinski said, emphasizing the R&D aspect of OntheBoards.tv.tv

"We have been carefully tracking the progress of smart geo-targeting in mobile because we believe it is the perfect value proposition for both user and advertiser," DFJ Growth Managing Director Barry Schuler, who joins Foursquare's board with this investment, told TechCrunch in a statement.

He's in town with a sick daughter – the perfect opportunity to proposition him: $10m loaded on his jet for bribes, the promise of free elections, and the full support of the United States.

It also has the very worst closing sentence by a country mile, which you will have to read four times before deciding that its proposition is perfect nonsense.

While not a perfect fix, the new initiative, Proposition 66, would at least restrict third-strike treatment to serious and violent felons.

It was the perfect antidote to the absurd proposition that England had reasons to doubt their ability to produce sufficient professionalism, and rounded talent, to repair the damage already sustained in a qualifying group which had been made to resemble a minefield.

The following proposition gives a perfect answer to this question.

That made him, thought Briggs Cunningham III, a wealthy Kentucky cattleman, the perfect partner for a business proposition he had a few years ago.

The overturning of California's Proposition 8 is a perfect example.

RAW was a perfect opportunity to test out the proposition, as roughly 125 producers poured tastes of their wares in a cavernous, barely finished event space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.