Sentence examples for proposition that there is from inspiring English sources

You cite a study by Mayors Against Illegal Guns as support for the proposition that there is a link between "weak gun laws" and gun violence.

Start with the proposition that there is a legitimate left-right divide in U.S. politics, built around a real issue: how extensive should be make our social safety net, and (hence) how much do we need to raise in taxes?

But even if it were done honestly, it would be based on the dubious proposition that there is an inalienable right of parents to have their grown children live next door or down the street in newly built housing.

And between 20% and 25% of them believe that big business benefits owners at the expense of workers; and also agree with the proposition that there is one law for the rich and one for the poor.

His inaugural lecture, as a visiting professor at Bristol's University of the West of England earlier this month, took as its starting point the proposition that "there is something really rotten in the state of television today".

In the interview there is a lot of heavy breathing over the Blairites, neoliberals and general militancy, including the proposition that there is an alliance of resistance that he will put himself and his union at the head of.

Let us take as a first proposition p, e.g., that "there is no truth".

"I fundamentally, absolutely reject the proposition that there was nothing that could have been done on orbit".

Carlson's show — and, you might say, his career — is built on the proposition that there are obvious truths that people are unwilling to state.

He gave his life to the proposition that there was nothing an American couldn't accomplish if he marshaled his energy and talents.

But Mr Warby emphasised that the newspaper was not abandoning the proposition that there was in fact a Nazi theme: that would continue on the basis of other evidence.