Sentence examples for proposition for both from inspiring English sources

An iPad without The FT in its digital newsstand might be a losing proposition for both parties.

"The time involved, the cost involved and the uncertainty of the outcome make settling a dispute in court a risky proposition for both parties," Mr. Greenstein said.

Stock analysts said the deal, pushed by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, appeared to be a winning proposition for both contractors.

We will continue our "middle way" policy, which seeks genuine autonomy for Tibet within the People's Republic of China, a win-win proposition for both the Tibetans and the Chinese.

This implies that every mental proposition, for both speaker and listener, is an interpretation.

"This created additional value proposition for both merchants and marketplace customers.

We now, as an industry, have a much better understanding of how to create relevant value propositions – for both consumer and merchant.

Obviously, for brands, the value proposition both for Sell Simply's current offerings and the marketplace features that will be launching by the end of the year could be huge.

The News Corporation, which owns the Fox network, said in a statement that after studying the results of the experiment, "it became clear that content ownership is a more attractive long-term value proposition both for iTunes customers and for our business".

VT chairman Mike Jeffries said the improved offer was "an attractive proposition for VT shareholders both through the immediate offer premium and through the opportunity to benefit from the synergies available from combining our two businesses".

And therein lies another potential value proposition for Wedge Buster — to give both media properties and sports figures a channel to promote and distribute their own titles, with the startup potentially taking a cut of sales or at least benefiting from big name promoters increasing brand recognition.