Sentence examples for stronger proposition from inspiring English sources

Honeyblood's 2014 debut would have been a stronger proposition had it not been so indebted to Best Coast's brand of upbeat surf-indie.

"Possibly," says Horne. "But we have a stronger proposition in music now than MTV, and a good stake to the claim that MySpace can really start to define a generation in the same way MTV once did".

England batsman Eoin Morgan says New Zealand will be a stronger proposition with Ross Taylor back in their squad.

"This transaction provides Takeaway.com with a stronger proposition for both consumers and partner restaurants in the German market.

Thus neg-raising, as Anselm recognized, yields a virtual contrariety: the compositional meaning is true but too weak, and the addressee recovers a conversational implicature to "fill in" the stronger proposition.

As the game wore on Sarries became a stronger proposition and with the hour mark approaching scored their second try when full-back Goode put a clever kick through for Strettle to go over in the corner.

That is, if a question meaning contains a certain proposition α, then it must also contain all stronger propositions β ⊆ α.

"Anyone can see Primark has got a strong proposition out there as people are looking for value for money.

Launched in November 2005, the machine was a strong proposition buoyed by strong titles like Gears of War, Elder scrolls IV and Ghost recon Advanced Warfighter, and an excellent online gaming service, Xbox Live.

"Turquoise's existing pan-European footprint is a strong proposition, and together with the introduction of new trading technology and a neutral structure, we believe it is now well positioned to be an agent of change and to capture a healthy slice of the market's growth potential".

But which is to be? Carnap requires that e be one's total evidence, that is, the maximally specific information at one's disposal, the strongest proposition of which one is certain.