Sentence examples for provisional work from inspiring English sources

The most recent is a colossal, still provisional work, Composition with Circles 7, the latest in a series of wall paintings going back to 1997.

Provisional work to identify Jungle migrants who have a clear legal right to live in Britain under the Dublin Regulation has tentatively identified 200, scores of them unaccompanied children.

For the first time since Moodie, 35, was a teenager moonlighting at a supermarket and a sporting goods store in her native Scotland, she feels as if she were doing provisional work.

They are, however, places where other, perhaps slightly more technocratically-minded conservative thinkers and writers (I believe "Beltway Burkeans" is how Domenech occasionally describes us) have done at least some provisional work, and where many plausible proposals need not conflict — and might even mesh — with a libertarian-conservative critique of "bigness" and corporatism and the rest.

In November, President Obama announced a series of unilateral reforms that will allow about four million unauthorised immigrants to apply for provisional work permits, and for deportation proceedings to be deferred.

This provisional work demonstrated that the new monoclonal N-latex assay for FLC measurement did not robustly replicate the results of the established polyclonal FLC assays.

Provisional work-based visas, sponsored by employers and valid as long as the holder has a job, should replace green cards as the primary path to legal immigration.

In this sense, narrative identities are 'infinitely revisable, and always provisional, works-in-progress' (Brown, 2006: 740–741), never permanently stabilized but in 'perpetual states of storied becoming' (Brown and Thompson, 2013: 1153).

The amount is to be considered provisional as work is underway to identify the full cost of Phase II which may be very substantial.

For this system of provisional knowledge to work, it is necessary that, to the extent possible, scientific hypotheses be proposed in such a way that they are at least potentially falsifiable provable to be wrong.

Last, the provisional ballot has worked in ways we had not imagined.