If that seems like a risky proposition — what if growth stocks depreciate?
The artist quite clearly has a grasp of a very nuanced and very human proposition: what is beautiful.
For shady clients, this is a far better proposition: what their bankers do not know, they can never be forced to reveal.
Mr. Bush's position is still based on a simple proposition: What is good for drillers and developers is good for the country.
Lunch was not as somber this time, and Dr. Porterfield recalled that they discussed a startling proposition: What if the jury was split 11-to-1 in favor of acquittal?
He noted which documents proved that an acquaintance or colleague "extends a Helping Hand!" or "Launches a Hostile Counter Proposition!" What fueled his compulsiveness was a conviction, unchanged during his directorship from 1896 to 1926, that American wildlife would be extinct by 1950.
But even though both the institutions involved deny wrongdoing in the terminations, the stories of these two men, although very different, raise an even more troubling proposition: What if the people who want to do the right thing can get no support, especially from executives hired to make sure regulations are followed?
If this is how we can understand an evident proposition, what then constitutes an evident judgment?
If, however, "∀nφ(n)" is not a meaningful (genuine) mathematical proposition, what are we to make of this proof?
By definition for non-consensus bets, the value proposition (what), adoption rate (when) and business model (how) are very uncertain.
At the top, communicate your value proposition: what your company does, how it will make money and why customers will want to pay for your product or service.
