Sentence examples for proposition at the from inspiring English sources
"We are supporting them through that with professional help and it's a day-by-day proposition at the minute.
He had most recently been senior director for marketing, brand communication and value proposition at the Capella Education Company, Minneapolis.
Mr. Polatsch called the show, which then broadcast him re-enacting his proposition at the same store.
Michael Laudrup expects Valencia to be a different proposition at the Liberty Stadium from the one on show in their September meeting at the Mestalla.
The Olympic Club is not an easy proposition at the best of the times but this week is about as amenable as a nest of rattlesnakes.
"What you have outlined is exactly the invitation and the proposition at the core of the sub-national review," Healey responds.
According to one prominent banking analyst in London, who declined to go on the record, the merger is a 50-50 proposition at best: "The $950 million in synergy savings between the two operations is more than the $750 million that we forecast.
Being incredibly clear on the commercial proposition at those early stages is life critical.
Which festivals a movie played was rarely a make-or-break proposition at either the box office or the awards podium.
"I do find it extraordinary that those who want Britain to leave the EU seem to hold to two utterly contradictory propositions at the same time.
"SMEs have not historically been the target of cybercrime but in 2015 something drastically changed," says Toni Allen, UK head of client propositions at the British Standards Institute (BSI).
