Sentence examples for just provisional from inspiring English sources

The "other measures" is a reference to the fact that the Queen's speech is just provisional.

"Every culture passes sooner or later, but we don't want to believe that what we like is just provisional," Mr. Gitlin said.

"And just as any map is only provisional, ready to be changed as the landscape changes, so does classification".

But such frames are merely provisional genes.

My only provisional thoughts are these.

All the pieces seemed to barely touch the carpeting, as if they, too, were somehow keenly aware of just how provisional the life is that they're furnishing.

Spokesmen for Mr. Deripaska and Mr. Abramovich brushed off estimates based on gyrating stock prices as misleading, noting that the paper gains at the market peak were just as provisional as the losses today.

'Unless the picture's idiom inhabits our reading,' he writes, 'we will see too certainly.' Why the diary form works so well in this experiment in art writing is that it exposes just how provisional, how inconclusive our looking, as opposed to our learning, is.

This difficulty may be avoided by isolating sealed dentin using a separating medium just before provisional treatment [6, 7].

And yet, as the Inquirer reports, Passarella was prepared to have just 100 provisional and 100 emergency paper ballots on hand at each polling place this year, even with the predicted historic turnout.

AG 10.17am: England have just announced a provisional 30-man squad for the World Twenty20 in the West Indies next month.