Sentence examples for proposition and more from inspiring English sources

But, to Nugent, this seemed less like a proposition and more like an older man's plea for acknowledgment.

He sees "Photographs" less as a make-or-break proposition and more as the first in a series of baby steps toward settling into a consistent sound of his own.

It is at points such as these in the philosophy of religion that philosophical arguments have less to do with establishing the truth of some proposition and more to do with working out a consistent and intelligible account of religious doctrine.

The first regards the value proposition and, more specifically, value creation and value capture.

"Drivetribe will develop the proposition, and add more to it ahead of launch later this year," said a spokesperson.

During the last 10 years, manufacturing companies have faced new challenges for improving their value proposition and being more efficient and effective on the market, satisfying the customer needs.

Asked about the effect of government cuts, Goldsmith said that solar, which he'd written about in The Ecologist magazine in 1996, was now an economic proposition and would be more so "if we can negotiate to get rid of the tariffs in Europe that prevent us from getting the cheapest solar energy from China".

What we love about betterworks is the combination of end user proposition and making things more productive.

Thus, credence 0.2 in proposition \(A\) is hypothetically calibrated if, as we move to worlds with more and more propositions like \(A\), the proportion of such propositions that are true approaches one-fifth in the limit.

Ad markets and remnant sales have been a lose-lose proposition, ginning up more and more ads for less and less revenue, turning a grim dollars-into-dimes model into a hopeless dimes-into-pennies proposition.

That sort of proposition is finding more and more willing participants.