Sentence examples for untested propositions from inspiring English sources

Health-protective default assumptions that are used to compensate for uncertainties should not be dismissed based on untested propositions that likely incur greater risks.

Now he wants to weave those digital lessons into the fabric of the school curriculum — a more ambitious and as yet untested proposition.

Whether Theresa May, the Tory frontrunner, can provide the leadership and inspiration the country yearns for is an as-yet untested proposition.

Abbas's gamble is that piecemeal recognition by international institutions will in the end build a state through the slow accretion of legitimacy – an untested proposition.

But I fear the idea of a fully legalised world around drugs because it is an absolutely untested proposition, and the only evidence we have is small experiments in small countries.

At the time pay television was an almost untested proposition in the UK market, as was charging fans to watch live televised football.

Secondly, use of red light to simulate a cry mutation in this experiment is an untested proposition.

In reaching the settlement, Mr. DiNapoli agreed to drop the lawsuit, leaving untested the proposition that shareholders could use Delaware's unique corporate governance laws to force more political disclosure from the hundreds of large companies that are incorporated in that state.

This was because investors were fearful of what they viewed as an untested sector, yet they also understood the power of microfinance as a business proposition as well as a poverty alleviation tool.

For a century after the publication of Darwin's bold proposition, before the advent of molecular biology, the UCA hypothesis remained an untested and hardly testable speculation.

"She's untested".