Sentence examples for works a proposition from inspiring English sources

The system, Mr. Menon's character tells Shahid, "takes time, but it works," a proposition that the film believes, even as it shows the ways it doesn't.

If he thought then that he could change how Washington works – a proposition viewed skeptically, to say the least, by many experienced people in both parties — he has opted, for now, to play by its existing rules.

But recent rains make work a soggy proposition.

But as we were supposed to have learned some time ago, the problem with government benefits for the poor is that they make going back to work an expensive proposition.

Thus a committee consisting of people from these schools worked out a proposition based on Team Denmark's age-related training concept [ 1].

Advocates of universal broadband claim there are particularly important benefits in terms of rural and regional development, since it makes remote working a more practical proposition, and reduces the "peripherality," which has often been seen as a constraint on growth in those areas.

Sehgal's work is a proposition, not a polemic.

That's the reason you cannot escape his art". Sehgal's work is a proposition, not a polemic.

In order to minimize those effects on the simulation loop, this work presents a proposition of a digital compensator design to cope with such undesirable dynamics, and a method to evaluate the obtained models.

This result represents a step towards confirming the integration of managerial work descriptions, a proposition also claimed by Mintzberg (1997 20100).

When it's time to cast ballots, said Aaron McLear, a Republican strategist who worked against Proposition 30 in 2012, there will probably be "a giant surplus, a balanced budget and a rainy-day fund.