Sentence examples for proposition has been from inspiring English sources

That particular proposition has been discussed with Admiral Gehman.

"The value proposition has been seen as the place where supply meets demand," he said.

Yet whenever their proposition has been put to the British electorate, they have been roundly defeated.

Formed two years ago at a beach party, their ascent from novelty band to serious proposition has been relatively swift.

Their proposition has been, 'We have something more over what other guys are offering.' The niche value airlines have been able to come under that pricing umbrella.

"Our proposition has been simply stated for nearly three years: If we are not in Newark, we will not be in the Meadowlands, either.

Hence, the only meaning (i.e., sense) that a mathematical proposition has is intra-systemic meaning, which is wholly determined by its syntactical relations to other propositions of the calculus.

Mr. French, who is known as Buck, said the Fantex proposition had been well received since its debut two weeks ago.

It does not speak well of European-Americans that such stories counted as evidence for a proposition only after that proposition had been proved.

Yet, on their own pitch, Rooney knows Fulham are a different proposition, having been part of the United side that has tasted defeat on the banks of the River Thames twice in their last four visits.

The rancorous tone of the debate and the money wasted on propaganda — most of it spent by big agricultural companies in an effort to defeat the proposition — have been remarkable.