Sentence examples for proposition again from inspiring English sources

Dewatering technologies and the rising price of oil made Oklahoma a rich business proposition again.

Put him together with Bellucci, and it's a different proposition again.

If that works out DC will be another solid proposition again this year.

Mr Krasner said the Elland Road club's debts were now less than £24m, and that it was now "a commercially viable proposition again".

But Toronto outfit BadBadNotGood are a different proposition again – a young jazz student outfit with a taste for hip-hop covers helped to fame by Tyler, the Creator (one of them frequently wears a pig mask).

The imminent arrival of a month of parties is, of course, partly responsible for the fact that velvet is looking like a tempting proposition again – eminently tactile, it's something of a no-brainer for a bit of fun on a festive night out.

The Run mutates the proposition yet again.

(Mr. Schwarzenegger told Mr. Buffett that if he mentioned Proposition 13 again he would have to do 500 push-ups. Mr. Buffett has not been heard from since).

The proposition, once again, was that living beings manifest "intelligent design"—they are so diverse and complicated that they can be explained not as the outcome of natural processes but only as products of an "intelligent designer".

Philosophers have called such mental states "propositional attitudes" because they seem in one way or another to involve some attitude that an agent a human being, an animal, or perhaps a machine has to a thought or proposition, which again is often taken to be the meaning of the sentential complement that expresses it.

Let us return to Proposition 4.1 again.