Sentence examples for proposition so from inspiring English sources

Facebook was a highly fashionable investment proposition, so much so that it was initially overpriced.

I obviously agree with that proposition so I regret that Pat has gone.

A. It sounds like protecting the building's foundation while also preserving the tree could be a costly proposition, so a negotiated resolution would be ideal.

Attending theater or dance classes was an expensive proposition, so it was at the movies where Ms. Bennett's artistic imagination first ran wild.

To understand why the mainstream finds this proposition so annoying, you have to understand that "distribution" – the polite name for inequality – was thought to be a closed subject.

In summer, this stroller brigade works out at a park in Ridgewood, but by fall that can be an icy proposition, so it has moved indoors.

Garrett also called on the BBC to investigate further his belief that "certain individuals acted wilfully to subvert governance processes and falsify value propositions so as to deceive the various governance panels".

Roger White suggested an intuitive gloss on how you might receive information about propositions so related and so constrained (White 2010).

Semantically, these quantify over all valuations of the atomic propositions, so they are monadic second-order quantifiers.

If facts were true propositions, so it is argued, one would expect the substitutions to preserve truth.

Propositions so conceived are now standardly called Russellian, and propositions conceived as complexes of senses or abstract entities are called Fregean.