Sentence examples for provisional of conclusions from inspiring English sources
He cheerfully admits that he's "not good at punctuation," and when I ask him why he is resistant to drawing even the most provisional of conclusions, he offers a simple explanation: "I don't know how to elaborate thoughts," he says.
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.
The provisional conclusions of the 18-month study into personal and business banking suggest competition is weak in the industry.
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.
Chivers, perhaps precisely because her investigations are incisive and her thinking so relentless, sometimes seemed on the verge of contradicting her own provisional conclusions.
Provisional conclusions follow.
In the discussion section, we then proceed to highlight the dominant media of power deployed, and the main corporate governance practices in use in this case study, before drawing further provisional conclusions for theory and practice.
Provisional conclusions and theoretical insights were discussed with a person from the Dutch Diabetes Association and a diabetes specialized nurse.
Given the growing body of evidence in support of compensatory responses to odor deprivation, our provisional conclusion is that the superior behavioural performance of UNO mice in this study is the combined result of these various mechanisms.
The scenes of Bogotá in chaos attested to the urgency of his call and made me suspect that the invitation was not a matter of courtesy, suggesting a provisional conclusion: we were going to talk about books.
We view this as a provisional conclusion, pending a more systematic and comprehensive identification of the nature and density of hotspot motifs within primate (and other) genomes.
