Sentence examples for winning propositions from inspiring English sources

For the teams that log initial wins, your executive team should scale up both winning propositions (what and where you won) and repeatable models (how you won).

In China, winning propositions have been, and always will be, a means to an end.

Right now, Cell looks much more like a winning proposition.

The prizes seem a winning proposition for everyone involved.

It seemed a winning proposition, combining water and billions of Chinese consumers.

"It's not a winning proposition to say you can just lock all that up.

"While we were able to have a successful business, it was, however, not trending to a winning proposition," he added.

Stock analysts said the deal, pushed by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, appeared to be a winning proposition for both contractors.

Being a platform for retail, rather than a retailer itself, may be a winning proposition in those countries too; but it is not a sure thing.

Despite the school branding, Mr. Wallerstein cast the plaza as a winning proposition for the school and its neighbors, some of whom opposed the change.

Senator Kerry's talent for turning a winning proposition into a losing one is disturbingly reminiscent of Al Gore, who somehow managed to lose an election he won.