Sentence examples for solid proposition from inspiring English sources

This appears to be a solid proposition.

If that works out DC will be another solid proposition again this year.

Mark Brumby at Langton Capital said: Putting Nando's and Gourmet Burger Kitchen together would be a pretty solid proposition.

The Queensland premier, Annastasia Palaszczuk, wants there to be a solid proposition on tax reform put on the table before the March meeting.

As for the alternatives, initiatives such as public Wi-Fi and long-term investment in connectivity infrastructure are a far more solid proposition, says Murphy: "Companies [like Facebook] could pull out of the market whenever they like".

The FA says it has invested £3m into making the WSL a more solid proposition than the winter Women's Premier League, which was blighted by not being competitive enough and having too many matches on overplayed pitches postponed repeatedly through the winter.

Asking women to pay for an expensive elective procedure, which is still classified as experimental, years before they ever need it, does not sound like the most solid business proposition.

But Qualcomm, you've got a pretty solid branding proposition in the Snapdragon name on the high end.

How does it persuade prospective clients that the company is a solid, reliable proposition, not a pie-in-the-sky entity that could disappear into thin air at any moment?

And with low overhead and tickets going for as low as $10 per game in some markets, the league is poised to offer itself up as a solid value proposition.

Delusions tend to be infectious, infusing the over-valuations of general tech startups into the food community, making it difficult to discern whether a food-delivery service has a solid value proposition or if the technology itself is overhyped.