Sentence examples for proposition to explain from inspiring English sources

Hybrid terrestrial and internet TV offered by a telephone company is not a simple consumer proposition to explain.

It's a challenging proposition to explain to outsiders how Muslims can be "the best people evolved for humankind," according to the Quran; yet, Saudi Arabia, birthplace of Islam, promotes hatred, extremism and a very twisted version of Islam.

Considering the above mentioned results of the training session, it would be a rather untenable proposition to explain the poor retention of the context-food and the context-VDS memories in terms of an insufficient positive or negative reinforcement, respectively, or in terms of a summation of opposite stimuli that would lead to a conflict of behaviours.

Based on our findings, we developed nine propositions to explain citizens' willingness and ability to participate in public e-service development.

We present a causal model and associated propositions to explain how an IPO may become more strategic for its parent company.

Waste arising across each of the 15 networks was quantified and the dominant causes of waste were identified, leading to a series of propositions to explain the management practices that trigger waste in food networks.

Case study analysis is a suitable choice for answering the "why" and "how" questions in unexplored areas and for deriving theoretical propositions to explain certain phenomena (Edmondson and McManus 2007; Yin 2003).

Theoretical elaboration is refined especially by a resource and capability-based perspective, in particular to gain and use rival concepts or propositions to explain certain types of outcomes, in terms of the aforementioned patterns of either administrative or strategic HRD (Whetten 2009; Yin 2009: 135).

Normalisation Process Theory [ 32] offers propositions to explain some of the integration issues identified in this research.

In the case of deficiency of GABA uptake, the extracellular concentration of GABA increases, and we can use Proposition 3.1 to explain the following effects.

Laws are true general propositions used to explain appearances (Thomas Reid on the Animate Creation 1996, 187).