Sentence examples for right proposition from inspiring English sources

And once you see the right proposition, there is no other way of dressing.

"At the moment, it is in the hands of the chairman to accept the right proposition," Villas-Boas said.

He'll begin in the minors, but I look at him as a "what can go right" proposition.

"When you look at long-term value, it's the right proposition," said Tim Harrington, chief executive of Fogdog.

"Is it really the right proposition to say if you do your work at school and you learn then you can go to university but you have to pay back £40,000?

Avicenna takes a proposition under condition [1] later termed, for obvious reasons, the dhâtî to be the right proposition to use while laying out the system Aristotle should have laid out in the Prior Analytics, and for laying out the central claims of his own metaphysics.

In other words, the boxes are still intact.Nor is it clear that the governor has chosen the right propositions.

Many who had married during that brief window gathered in solidarity with others who were denied the same right when Proposition 8 was voted into law.

There is no reason to think they will embrace print and therefore it is incredibly important that we as publishers get the right digital proposition, both editorially and commercially, and that is what we are struggling with.

"The companies that have solid brands, strong market share, the right value proposition and pricing message will come through this downturn in better position," Gere says.

But just making a store smaller or moving it to a location with better demographics isn't going to fix bigger problems of strategy, like finding the right value proposition or experience.