Sentence examples for enough provisional from inspiring English sources

Finally, and most basically, election officials must have enough provisional ballots on hand.

In 2004, after a long election night (it was unclear for hours whether there would be enough provisional ballots in Ohio to save John Kerry's campaign), John Edwards, the would-be-vice-president, gave a spunky concession speech right before he introduced his running mate.

"Based upon the results from last night, it would appear that there are not enough provisional ballots to make up the difference for me to win this primary election," Mr. Stearns said in a statement, according to the Tampa Bay Times.

"What resources are going to be available to the counties to handle a large number of provisional ballots and will the poll workers have enough provisional ballots to provide voters?

In a speech from Boston's Faneuil Hall in his home state of Massachusetts, U.S. Sen. John Kerry John Kerry conceded the presidential election to George W. Bush this afternoon, acknowledging that there were not enough uncounted provisional ballots to affect the outcome of the contest in Ohio.

This messy retrospective answers few questions, but it brings enough together for provisional assessment.

This messy retrospective answers few questions, but brings enough together for provisional assessment.

One of the players who automatically qualified for this year's International team is Hideki Matsuyama, 21, another rookie who began the year with no status on the PGA Tour and has played well enough to earn provisional membership.

THE NEWS In Alaska, the outcome of the Republican Senate primary remained up in the air, with Senator Lisa Murkowski hoping to find enough votes in absentee and provisional ballots to stage a come-from-behind victory.

Don't we have enough imagination to issue a provisional currency sans Saddam?

"I'm surprised because I think he's good enough to be in the provisional squad of 33.