Sentence examples for shrinking proposition from inspiring English sources
It's a shrinking proposition.
While competing as an Android OEM has only got tougher and more competitive since 2009, even as handset choice has proliferated for buyers, quality has gone up and price-tags have been squeezed, shrinking the appeal of Geeksphone's proposition.
With time, I see the value proposition of Page management companies shrinking as social media expertise proliferates and Facebook's native tools get stronger.
In making an assertion, the speaker tries to get the audience to accept a new proposition as one of their shared presuppositions, thereby shrinking the set of possible worlds that are considered live options.
Talk to most marketers about this and they shrink back from the proposition, saying it will probably compromise the effectiveness of the ad.
Educators 4 Excellence members strongly support these propositions because we've seen how cuts have led to shrinking resources, staff and time for instruction.
We focus on six propositions with which we try to define the boundaries and limitations of the shrinking city literature.
That's a tough proposition, especially when you're already facing the complexities of developing a new technology and shrinking it for production, the regulatory hurdles and the very high marginal costs of producing completely new hardware in small batches.
In many circumstances, the Keynesian proposition reaches the wrong conclusions about economic activity, because deficits do not necessarily expand the economy or prevent it from shrinking.
Many of the programs predate Proposition 209, but in the years after the ban took effect the University of California system's spending on them jumped to $85 million from $18 million, before shrinking again in the last decade.
