Sentence examples for proposition not to from inspiring English sources

With even the presence of electricity a hit-or-miss proposition, not to mention the lack of Internet and cellphone service, Semuc Champey promised that isolation.

Whilst a rather more modern building than the Palace of Westminster, its central location makes it an attractive proposition, not to mention the venue is already equipped to cater for meetings, conferences, banquets and weddings or civil ceremonies.

If you don't own a turntable, buying your first can be an intimidating proposition, not to mention that to really be a turntablist, you'll need two.

Through this process of analytical generalisation, findings of case studies can thus be generalised to the theoretical propositions (not to populations, as quasi-experimental methods attempt to do) [ 63].

If Enigma can not only collect the data but also make sense of it, it'll be able to much more easily prove its value proposition not only to large media and financial clients, but also to average users and people who want to better understand what the mass of publicly available data actually means to them.

The study by Beyond Zero Emissions showed for the first time that the capital costs of high-speed rail could be repaid over a 40-year time frame, making it a commercially attractive proposition not dissimilar to a toll road.

To profess a religious proposition is not to assert a factual claim about the world, which may then be supported or refuted with reasons, but merely to give praise and honour to God and to obey the commands of lawful religious authorities.

And as we have written before, Quora is still working out the kinks on the whole value proposition thing (not to mention monetizing).

For the same reason, a finitary general proposition is not to be understood as an infinite conjunction but "only as a hypothetical judgment that comes to assert something when a numeral is given" (ibid).

In contrast to the standard view of the Middle Ages that propositions of faith are rational, Hobbes argued that such propositions belong not to the intellect but to the will.

An inquiry developed that the committee had decided to have nothing to do with the Philippines proposition, not because it is opposed to giving the Filipinos a chance to enjoy better trade relations, but because Governor Smith, of the Philippines, opposes the granting of free access into the Philippines of American exports.