Sentence examples for provisionally accepting that from inspiring English sources
Postponing discussion of its precise logical status for Leibowitz, and provisionally accepting that "God is radically transcendent" is a cognitive statement, a rough first formulation of its meaning would be that God is an existent entity that is absolutely incomparable to any other form of reality that we can possibly encounter.
When considering hypothetical, non-beneficial research, Reynolds and Nelson report that parents and children would quickly evaluate the procedural risks of a study and reject or provisionally accept on that basis before considering reasons for participation such as altruism [ 45].
Scientists have evolved three criteria for provisionally accepting the knowledge gained from a research task as valid: reproducibility, completeness, and objectivity.
European antitrust regulators moved closer to thawing a dispute with Gazprom, provisionally accepting commitments by the Russian energy giant to address its dominance in gas markets.
We will need effective stakeholder management in closing down the steering group". Ministerial comments on the document suggest the recommendation was provisionally accepted but that the cut would be postponed until after backbench MPs had grilled David Laws, schools minister, on the subject in March this year.
Reliability analyses showed that the interview questionnaire comprised seven reliable scales (Cronbach's alpha 0.70-0.83), five scales with a questionable reliability that were provisionally accepted (alpha 0.64-0.69), and three factors that formed no reliable scale (alpha < 0.60).
Everyone here accepts that".
I accept that criticism".
