Sentence examples for wider proposition from inspiring English sources

Yet there are other significant economic benefits to the Scottish and UK which are missing in that part of the Treasury's critique, which do support Salmond's wider proposition about the crucial significance that oil plays in Scotland's wider economy.

There are a lot of products trying to do image recognition by taking a product – we have a wider proposition.

Typically, it's fair to say that the technique has mostly been focused on specific medical use-cases up to now, rather than being applied as a wider consumer proposition.

More elaborate systems, in which a wider range of propositions can be expressed, have been constructed by adding to LPC new symbols of various types.

And voters gave wide approval to Proposition D, which would increase waterfront height limits and allow the San Francisco Giants to develop land  next to AT&T Park.

Fassel said it was a 50-50 proposition whether wide receiver JOE JUREVICIUS, who sprained a knee ligament on Dec. 10, would be able to play in the Giants' next game.

But if there is any point to invoking topic neutrality in demarcating logic, it is presumably to distinguish the logical truths from a wider class of necessary propositions, some of which are subject matter-specific.

Since speciation is supposed to be accompanied with new genes and functions, our observations provide genome-wide evidence for this proposition.

It shows the deep emotional connection our listeners have with Radio 4. They do feel it's theirs.' As such Boaden has tried to find a way of selling the Radio 4 proposition to a wider audience.

Donald Eisen, executive vice president of Cushman and Wakefield, the commercial real estate brokers, called the plan "an iffy proposition" because Broad Street might prove too wide a chasm for the development that has fueled the city's renaissance so far.

Basic wearables have benefited from lower price points, a clear value proposition and a wide selection of products.