Sentence examples for are very provisional from inspiring English sources

For Russia and similar countries, the estimates of YLD are very provisional and uncertain in nature, making estimates of the alcohol-attributable DALYs lost for Russia presented in this study less accurate than the estimates presented for alcohol-attributable mortality [ 55, 56].

"This all is very provisional," he said.

I've always been very provisional.

I've understood that that omnipotence on its own terms is very provisional.

If we're interested in a pluralistic global media, then in many respects this could be a good thing, but that's very provisional".

The league offices themselves have been in the dark for much of the week, and everything is very provisional around the return leg.

Chris Peters, the managing director of Pork Farms, said: "We are very pleased with the CMA's provisional conclusion that the merger has not resulted, and may not be expected to result, in a substantial lessening of competition.

Those problems can lead to provisional ballots, which are very costly to process, [and] can lead to lines at the polls all things that we want to avoid".

In other words, in this year's close election, it's very possible that the provisional ballots will make the difference.

Haplotypes estimated in the first few iterations are not likely to be very accurate, because the provisional model is still in the initial stages of converging toward a good solution.

Moreover, he said, ethical consensus is often very provisional, particularly early in the life of a new technology.