Sentences with phrase «much simpler proposition»

I tend to emphasize the IF strategy because it is conceptually, a much simpler proposition for patients to follow.

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Spotify and its kin now deliver a simple proposition — the same, virtually unlimited choice, pretty much wherever and whenever you want it, but for a relatively low fee.

I think much of what the Jacobs brothers have done is smart, most of it is interesting, and some of it is even (hold on... this is hard for me...) inspirational to brand marketers, wholesalers, nascent philanthropists, and entrepreneurs who worry that their company's proposition seems too simple to work.

The iPad, in contrast, presents a far more simple proposition, so much that what worked bets on the bigger 9.7 inch iPad also delivered superior performance on the smaller 7.9 inch display of the iPad Mini as well.

There's more than this to justice, of course, much more, but the core of the GDRs approach is the simple proposition that the poor must, at a minimum, be excused from the burdens of the climate transition.

«For me it's a simple proposition: the success of Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander health should be measured by outcome achieved, not volume received, not how many people involved, not how much activity, not the size of the department or whether you have a dedicated Minister.»

«Consumers moved from a simple proposition in our case of visiting stores that were easy to shop to a dynamic environment where low prices and off - price was a much bigger factor — and virtual options existed in addition to the brick - and - mortar options.»