Sentence examples for proposition out from inspiring English sources

They interviewed people and organisations for and against their chosen proposition – out in the field, online and through social media.

"Anyone can see Primark has got a strong proposition out there as people are looking for value for money.

The Scottish Conservatives rejected Sturgeon's legitimacy proposition out of hand, insisting that British voters were electing 650 MPs with equal standing in the Commons, regardless of which part of the UK they came from.

I am a market of one: no one wants to make a commercial proposition out of filling my needs, and if they did, your average curator would be nuts to put something so tightly optimised for my needs into the public sphere, where it would be so much clutter.

The smartphone is no longer just the only consumer proposition out there.

The main thing as co-founder Stef Lewandowski tells me, is to "test the proposition out".

She made it sound like a good business proposition, pointing out that in no time royalties would be coming in, whereupon I would be the first person to be reimbursed.

The proposition, worked out by small group of finance ministers, including those from Germany and the Netherlands, and the European Central Bank, was taken to a different room in a sprawling, Brutalist Brussels office mocked by some as the Kremlin and shown to Nicos Anastasiades, the newly elected president of Cyprus.

Indeed, it appears that the only sort of consideration potentially counting in favor of the belief that I will F is my preference that this proposition turns out true.

It would be great if "Drawing Now: Eight Propositions" turned out to be the first of many such revivals.

Thus, while the direct objects of verbs such as touch or push are standardly physical objects, the direct objects of verbs such as believe, hope, expect, and want are the propositions picked out by such a clause: John believes that the stock market will fall.