Sentence examples for few provisos from inspiring English sources

There are a few provisos.

Now with that figure comes a few provisos.

Mr. Schiller believes the public is ready for another go at the Simpson case, but with a few provisos.

That was 1981, and the site, 17.4 acres of surplus land called Turtle Cove that was once used by the Navy, was deeded to East Hampton under the federal Lands to Parks program with a few provisos.

It's the big question of thousands of romantic movies, and in Beyond the Rave, it's here again, this time with a few provisos: will the geek get the girl (a) before she decides that she wants him for lunch, and (b) before her mates eat all of his mates in an eight-course buffet?

Ah, but there were a few provisos, a couple of quid pro quos.

With a few clear provisos, he's welcome back any time.

Better yet, if you follow a few important provisos your belief will, at least in a metaphysical sense, be true.

If this just means throwing more money at private developers, for private buyers, with the proviso of a few social units that can be accessed through a pauper's entrance, that's not going to help.

But laying that aside, that large proviso, there are a few remarks that might be usefully attempted under the heading of "character".

The tag needs to get this DC power from an incoming RF signal whose polarity changes about 900 million times per second, and with the proviso that at a few meters from the reader, a small tag antenna provides an open-circuit voltage of only about 0.1 0.3 V.