Sentence examples for shopping proposition from inspiring English sources

"Webvan's combination with HomeGrocer harnesses the energy and resources of both organizations and creates an even more attractive shopping proposition for consumers -- one that will draw them out of traditional stores and into our Internet marketplace," George T. Shaheen, Webvan's president and chief executive, said in a statement.

Most of the linked sites are "brochure-ware," meaning this is mostly a window-shopping proposition.

(Compare again with assertion: John can assert the singular proposition that he is shopping in at least two ways, by uttering either 'John is shopping' or 'I am shopping'.) Moreover, a rational agent can rationally believe both a proposition and its negation, as long as he does so in suitably different ways.

Buying pearls from street vendors or pawn shops can be a risky proposition.

At the time of Southdale, big shopping centers were a delicate commercial proposition.

Can I go shopping?'" Faced with such a daunting proposition, Tottenham were understandably speaking of "miracles" yesterday.

Many analysts and executives expected shopping to be an either-or proposition, with consumers either buying online or shopping in stores.

Yahoo, the successful all-purpose website that offers such things as shopping, news and chat, has a proposition: We'll tell you which half.

Then, in 1985, at the end of a particularly destitute summer, Bengis called Balducci's food shop in Greenwich Village with a business proposition.

But while the value proposition between these sorts of shopping experiences is similar to Hollar's, there's little overlap in terms of merchandise.

The risk to retailers is that eventually you get to a point where you dilute the value proposition of the Black Friday shopping tradition in such a way that it kills the excitement altogether.