Sentence examples for sound proposition from inspiring English sources

Betting against Steven P. Jobs has not been a sound proposition in recent years, but there are plenty of reasons to be skeptical about whether iTV, which doesn't actually exist yet, will have the technological wherewithal or enough compelling content to matter.

Applying these principles and teaching methods in designing digital material should be a sound proposition.

It was likely that these basic questions were only sufficient to support the construction of sound propositions that supported a claim but insufficient to generate sound propositions to refute the others.

It was a sound business proposition".

Add in what should be good resale values and you have a sound business proposition.

"This is a good, sound financial proposition for us," said John Skipper, ESPN's executive vice president for content.

But now, with many emerging markets growing to impressive size, the reverse-remake is becoming a sound business proposition.

You want somewhere that you actually look forward to visiting, as well as a sound commercial proposition.

She added that back in 2004, Harlem was "not the Harlem we all know" and opening a restaurant there at that time was not the most sound business proposition.

Asked whether the scheme could enhance the reputation of a controversial regime, Cook pointed out that the project was supported by the European Union and would only proceed as a "sound economic proposition".

The main implication of this analysis is that entrepreneurs can no longer develop a uni-dimensional product offering and that design thinking must spread across functions to embrace art, science and technology for a sound business proposition.