Sentence examples for even provisional from inspiring English sources

He refused to predict what the financial picture might be next year or to disclose even provisional budget figures.

Only big American energy companies have the money to make the vast investments (tens of millions of dollars) that even provisional exploration and development will require.

Despite pleas from their European allies, the Americans flatly rejected the idea of setting even provisional targets for reductions in greenhouse gases.

Opera is tucked away in courtyards, be it the trademark Théâtre de l'Archevêché, where bleachers fill the central space of the former archbishops' palace, or the more intimate, even provisional space of the Hôtel Maynier d'Oppède.

His son recalled his promise or, to his successors' ears, threat to intervene if he felt his legacy was in danger: "Even if you are going to lower me into the grave and I feel something is going wrong, I will get up".Other national leaders have similarly treated their retirements as partial or even provisional.

He suggested that issuing even "provisional" or "nonresident" licenses would have a huge impact on regulating the road while differentiating documented residents from the undocumented, a distinction that Beck believes would still be important.

For all these countries, deeply interested even in provisional arrangements with the Six, the formation of the new group poses some difficult choices.

Fewer than half of the murders last year have even a provisional official explanation, and nine out of ten go unpunished.

Mr. Boland noted that even with provisional approval from the air transportation board, US Airways still had to resort to Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

The prospect of negotiations -- for a Palestinian state, even a provisional one, as President Bush is reported to be ready to propose -- seemed far away.

Even though provisional ballots and military and overseas ballots were still being counted, Ms. Handel conceded defeat Wednesday morning and endorsed Mr. Deal against the Democratic nominee, former Gov. Roy Barnes.