Sentence examples for rather different proposition from inspiring English sources

A rather different proposition from the 300 or 1,000% that Lovelock appears to be claiming.

The other Carnegie premiere is a rather different proposition: it's Haydn's Op. 50, No. 6, called "The Frog".

Bringing up children alone in a rich, industrialised society is a rather different proposition from bringing them up in a hunter-gatherer band, and there is no reason to suppose they would be at a disadvantage now.

The Lib Dem energy and climate change secretary, Ed Davey, illustrated the tension with the chancellor by giving a speech on gas on Monday, in which he said: "I know that industry analysts do see shale as a rather different proposition here than in the US.

In person, it may be possible to explain to a grown-up child that their birth was a shock but was not something you regretted – reading a public post written at the time and detailing strong emotions is a rather different proposition.

However, delve into the fossil record and this suddenly becomes a rather different proposition – did those horns serve only to fight off rival males, or were they used to attack predators, or were both males and females well equipped and battled each other for limited food supplies?

All runs were like those in model 1 described above, but with behaviors switched to different proposition domains: Earth origin rather than sky origin propositions roughly converged to a high activation.

Janowicz will be a different proposition, preferring to come to the net rather than slug it out from the baseline.

Although these skills are taught, in rather less depth, within the medical curriculum, it is a very different proposition when they are being applied to your own data.

A very different proposition, the VR will work with the company's PS4 console, rather than requiring a gaming PC.

If that doesn't sound like such an enticing proposition now, then consider that in the early 80s, it represented something rather different.