Sentence examples for provisional conclusions from inspiring English sources

Chivers, perhaps precisely because her investigations are incisive and her thinking so relentless, sometimes seemed on the verge of contradicting her own provisional conclusions.

Economics is a hard subject, people will come to different provisional conclusions, and some of them will, in retrospect, turn out to have given very bad advice.

It's one of the proposals that's been put to the Competition and Markets Authority ahead of the provisional conclusions of its review of the current account market expected to be published later this month.

"BBC management believes the proposition will help the BBC meet its public purposes and close the gap between the importance that audiences attach to the BBC's local role and their view of current performance". The consultation will run for an initial period of four weeks with a further period for submissions after the BBC Trust publishes its provisional conclusions in November.

Provisional conclusions follow.

The provisional conclusions of the 18-month study into personal and business banking suggest competition is weak in the industry.

Now, with Planet of the Apes (Carlton) I think we can come to at least a provisional conclusion.

"I think," he continues, arriving at a provisional conclusion, "I will write, in my 70s, more novellas.

Davies said: "Our provisional conclusion is that we will need some net additional runway capacity in the south-east of England in the coming decades.

A BBC spokesperson said: "We welcome the trust's provisional conclusion, which is the next step in delivering our vision for a new BBC3.

Provisional conclusion: since France, unlike Britain, is a presidential democracy, she could probably do it herself initially, but it would then require parliament to vote a revision of the French constitution.