Sentence examples for proposition that could from inspiring English sources

Many Asian leaders have tended to view the European experiment at unity as a proposition that could not last.

Backers of the various alternatives were discussing how to build a proposition that could command a majority on Monday.

It's a proposition that could be tested to destruction once the Chinese industry finds its feet, and starts to assert itself as a cinematic powerhouse.

In this one, an ageing man with a horrible face approaches a happily married woman with a proposition that could earn her $1m.

They view the plan as a risky proposition that could further bleed an already debilitated government and pull the country into a deepening quagmire.

Were it not for the phone-hacking saga, this is the sort of proposition that could have dominated the summer's politics, and probably not in a happy way.

A comparative analysis is first proposed between Functional Analysis (FA) and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) to highlight propositions that could assist both FA practitioners and LCA experts.

Why? Plying retail investors with high-stakes propositions that could (and often do) lose them a ton of money is not a good look.

McGeorge Bundy, who so enabled the decision to escalate, later said, Kennedy had asserted "two propositions that could not have coexisted easily in later years: that we must not quit, and that, in the end, the Vietnamese must do the job for themselves" — a place Obama finds himself in today.

Consequently, they were able to organize their arguments to include propositions that could support their claim and refute the others.

There were also several propositions that could be assigned to a category "Chemistry/Science education in general".