Sentence examples for provisional account from inspiring English sources

A provisional account of this evolving activity will arrive in April with the Brooklyn Museum of Art's "Open House: Working in Brooklyn," a historical overview of art produced in the borough since the 1970's.

This phase will provide a provisional account of the impact of interventions by linking key areas of knowledge that inform how interventions are developed for this particular population.

A Buckingham Palace spokesman said: "The date of the funeral is provisional, taking into account the fact that a number of Lord Mountbatten's family are still gravely ill".

This system, anekantavada, "the many-pointed doctrine," takes into account the provisional nature of mundane knowledge.

The first is a memoir published by a former director of intelligence for the IRA, Kieran Conway, entitled Southside Provisional, which gives his account of receiving a debriefing after the Birmingham bombings.

The Iraq war is no longer the most important issue on the minds of voters (the economy is), and election-year debate about the war, formerly an argument about strategic failure, now must also account for provisional successes.

Why, with provisional ballots still not accounted for in Ohio, were the state's electoral votes given to President Bush?

The data are extrapolated from the results of the annual survey among approximately 28,000 representative non-financial and financial firms (with capital, contributions, or funds of 10 million yen or more) about their provisional profit-and-loss-accounts and balance-sheets.

Scheme 2 depicts a provisional reaction mechanism which accounts for these observations.

This year, as in 2007, Labor is close but may well fall short when the pre-polls, absentees and provisionals are all accounted for.

It isn't hard to identify the winners and the losers from the Competition & Markets Authority's provisional findings into the current account and small-business banking markets.