Sentence examples for proposition even in from inspiring English sources

That's a more difficult proposition even in an unpredictable electoral climate like this one.

Data transfers can be a tricky proposition even in standard outsourcing deals.

There's a lot of promise on board that makes Bixby a compelling proposition, even in a world flooded with proprietary personal assistants.

It makes for an attractive proposition, even if, in reality, people tend to play these kinds of games idly, with half an eye on an episode of "The Wire" or "Sherlock".

If the bowlers can win this Test for them, the fifth in Sydney will be an altogether more welcoming proposition, even if the mistrust in their batting will not quickly fade.

Possessing those concepts, and understanding the proposition that contains them, explains why the person is justified in accepting that proposition even if it does not cause them to hold it.

Simply in terms of staffing, "this may be a better proposition even if Microsoft were free," Ms. Wettemann said.

This returns us to the problem noted in the previous paragraph: it again would turn out that necessarily there are propositions (even in mindless worlds).

"Nothing is a perfect proposition, even sitting in the theater, and online clearly has problems," Mr. Czaplinski said, emphasizing the R&D aspect of OntheBoards.tv.tv

Facts might be, still, in some sense, derivative from true propositions, even if the identity claim fails.

A separate issue is that fact that Cherkaoui will combine his new job at Flanders with directing his own company, Eastman – a potentially tricky proposition even though he's bringing in ballet master Tamas Moricz to be his associate director at RBF.