Sentence examples for proposition down from inspiring English sources

If this were a political movie, that would be a radical, if cynical, proposition; down among the little people, though, where the matchstick men ply their trade, who is going to be fooled?

"Couldn't he be even a little seductive, instead of asking for sex as if he were asking for a game of tennis?" she thinks when Stu calls a timid proposition down the hall of their Manhattan apartment.

Project the Amazon value proposition down the road, and its not hard to imagine how the behemoth may devastate towns and cities around the world by removing independent stores and local character and neighborhoods, and replacing them with automated warehouses, drones and fleets of delivery trucks.

But College Music turns those propositions down, because it'd violate the outsider, pirate radio ethos of the scene.

Many of Mr. Cain's followers are dedicated to a rather simple proposition — tearing down the pillars of government — and the platitudes and impossibly simplistic solutions he offers, like his 9-9-9 tax plan, quickly appealed to them.

The van is a one-of-a-kind proposition right down to its forbidden license plate, a paper facsimile of which rests on the dashboard, strategically obscuring the standard plate — DWY8968 — the department issued him after revoking the GETOSAMA plates its custom plates unit sent out, apparently in error, in November.

An iTunes -in-the-cloud offering – which is basically what Lala's value proposition boils down to – is the central part of such an endeavor.

Results of a Public Policy Institute of California poll released this week showed that 39% of likely voters supported Proposition 45, down from 48% in favor in September.

Two ballot propositions went down to defeat.

If you've ever looked at Foursquare for friends or suggestions outside of big, early-adopter cities you know the whole value-proposition breaks down and you can feel a tad alone.

The Ninth Circuit in Perry properly applied this very same reasoning in striking down Proposition 8. Despite the differences between Amendment 2 and Proposition 8, the Ninth Circuit correctly concluded that Proposition 8 was a form of invidious discrimination in violation of the Equal Protection Clause, "born of animosity" to gay men and lesbians and unsupported by any legitimate interest.