Sentence examples for proposition was that from inspiring English sources

Thomson's proposition was that "ringways" would not only be destructive, but would also fail to deliver what Londoners wanted.

When George W. Bush ("the M.B.A. President") and Mitt Romney ran on their business records, the proposition was that business provided a theory of how the world worked and how executives ought to behave.

But it was also genuinely discrediting, since Rastani's opening proposition was that he knew what to do with money.

His proposition was that art should not be judged by the quality of the craftsmanship, but by the quality of the idea – the concept.

Lord Kerslake, the former Head of the Civil Service, told peers the Government's proposition was that the Bill's provisions "related to the trade unions and have nothing to do with political parties.

The proposition was that Catholics who want a church more bighearted on issues like the role of women and the acceptance of gay love should consider looking elsewhere, because today's Catholic hierarchy is stuck in a deep rut.

Our main value proposition is that context; it's the whole video aspect of it".

One proposition is that stress aggravates already increased pain sensitivity in CTH sufferers.

One proposition is that stress aggravates already increased pain sensitivity in CTH sufferers [1, 2].

Its basic proposition is that soil distribution can be most efficiently identified by the separation of pedogeomorphological units where similar hydrological, geomorphological, and pedological processes occur.

One proposition is that activity in these early visual areas might have plateaued due to the incoming luminance based signals.