Sentence examples for proponents if from inspiring English sources

BMW does agree with the chicken-and-egg argument of fuel-cell proponents: if energy companies or the government won't jump-start the hydrogen infrastructure, the cars must come first.

Malcolm Turnbull has not said what he would do if the Senate blocked a same-sex marriage plebiscite, setting up a battle with conservative MPs after the election if he proposes a parliamentary vote, or disappointment from marriage equality proponents if he drops the issue, as Abbott suggested.

If the company can't negotiate any savings, you pay nothing to Health Proponent; if it does get the bill reduced, you pay 25 percent of the savings as a fee.

Now Colbert is its most visible proponent — if he wasn't married and didn't make so many jokes about "lady parts," he could be this generation's hot radical priest.

Ah but, the marriage tax proponents say, if only marriage carried tax incentives it would be more popular and last longer.

Those accounts will keep pensioners whole, the proponents say, if they are invested in a mix of stocks and bonds that yield 5.5percentto6percentcent a year, adjusted for inflation.

(This is reminiscent of a dialogue that goes something like - a proponent said: "If this intervention saves just one person, then the intervention was worth it"... to which the pragmatist said: "Statistically speaking, if just one person was saved it was due to chance, not the intervention").

Yucca proponents say that if the commission does not vote it down, then the ruling stands.

Evolutionary psychology, Dr. Gould wrote, "could be quite useful if proponents would trade their propensity for cultism and ultra-Darwinian fealty for a healthy dose of modesty".

The experiment will run until the fall, and proponents hope that if it proves workable, other pedestrian paths can be opened to bikers.

It may not reduce market volatility, as some of its proponents claim, but if designed properly, it will not destabilise markets either.