Sentence examples for proposition of the from inspiring English sources

He said it was "naive and confuses the very proposition of the BBC".

"The unique editorial proposition of the Independent is perfectly suited to the global digital landscape," says chief executive Auckland.

That is part of the selling proposition of the cars … It's an extended version of a flagship store".

Thus, in a proposition of the form "No S is P," both the subject and the predicate are distributed.

They also love Per Se (No. 40), notwithstanding a recent withering appraisal in the Times, which called into question the value proposition of the thousand-dollar meal.

Richard Bacon, a presenter on both 6 Music and Radio 5 Live, said shutting the station would be "naive" and against the "very proposition of the BBC".

"Here's my strongest and final comment of the night: proposing the closure of 6 Music is naive and confuses the very proposition of the BBC".

This is the stark proposition of the title, and the ways in which it is respected or reneged upon defines the film's action.

I mean the entire proposition of the company -- what it offers, how it makes money, how it talks about and supports its services.

Bacon, one of BBC 6 Music's most high-profile presenters, said shutting the station would be "naive" and against the "very proposition of the BBC".

"Our resilient cash flows, improving financial position and secure longer term financing underpin the value proposition of the business," said Bailey.