Sentence examples for proposition to continue from inspiring English sources

Say that as time went on, it began falling behind on its debt payments, and that its VCs decided it was a losing proposition to continue funding the company.

Backers of Proposition 8 said they expected to continue the legal battle, arguing that the lower court's decision applied only in San Francisco and Alameda Counties, where the two couples who sued are from.

"This trend is likely to continue, making the proposition of third-party daily deal sites less exclusive and making it harder for them to source compelling deals".

For clarity the policy here will be to continue to apply the word "proposition" exclusively to Russellian propositions at the level of reference.

The terminology discussion seems to continue, even after the proposition of BDS, which is probably because the meaning of the term may vary depending on language and cultural context.

Were the reader to continue beyond the opening propositions of the Observations, he would encounter elements of another, older tradition: references to "perfect self-annihilation, and the pure love of God" (OM 2, prop. 67), and quotations of select biblical passages, especially the promise of becoming "partakers of the divine nature" (2 Pet. 1.4).

But law enforcement officials and others have blamed Proposition 47 for allowing repeat offenders like Sina to continue breaking the law with little consequence.

The analyst said the company needs to continue to develop its high end handset proposition, but also needs a clearer value proposition in the crowded mid-range, with simpler interfaces that can stand out on more than price.

"We are definitely exploring further opportunities in how to continue to differentiate and broaden our entertainment proposition," he said.

And I -- I'm going to continue to defend my record and defend my propositions against what I think are exaggerations.

The findings support these propositions, with a strong ethical environment found to significantly reduce managers' tendency to continue failing projects.