Sentence examples for highly provisional from inspiring English sources

That was the initial impression, but a highly provisional one.

Here are couple of highly tentative, highly provisional observations.

Six hundred million dollars is the value Trump imputes to this highly provisional asset.

Some governments, such as France, also see this as an unofficial deadline, but other member states are more relaxed on timing, so Verhofstadt's timetable is highly provisional.

I'd like to suggest that documentaries, along with essays, are a form in which there can be no masterpieces, only highly provisional stabs at reality.

Mr. Bush's highly provisional lead arose in dramatic fashion, when Florida tilted back toward Mr. Bush's column after the networks had predicted that it would go to Mr. Gore.

These figures are highly provisional.

Current taxonomy is still highly provisional at all taxonomic levels [ 1, 6], and does not appear to reflect phylogenetic relationships in several cases [ 7, 8], thus retarding biogeographic analysis, morphological trait mapping and the general understanding of the evolutionary history of the Accipitridae.