We shouldn't make folks with "provisional status" only provisionally healthy.
The author has signed a deal with Amazon's crime imprint Thomas & Mercer, to republish Her Last Tomorrow and release his next novel, provisionally titled Only the Truth, in 2017.
The disaster in the gulf spilled an estimated 4.9 million barrels of oil, prompting the United States to impose a moratorium on deepwater drilling that was provisionally lifted only last week.
They are accepted only provisionally.
On the field, all actions were only provisionally moral, and the game was eternal.
But where O'Connor's vision was often dark, hers was often hopeful, if only provisionally.
It is the necessary artifice by which we continually (because always only provisionally) establish our presence in the world.
The catch, though, is that when he was chairman of the national country club, nonbelievers were admitted only provisionally.
If Yeltsin were really committed to political reform, he would have tried to change the legal system to ensure the democratic freedoms that Russians enjoy now only provisionally.
Silver "is a writer with a keen eye for alienation, and an ability to pinpoint the surprising ways that even the most disaffected among us are brought together, if only provisionally," Bernard Cooper said here last year.
She is a writer with a keen eye for alienation, and an ability to pinpoint the surprising ways that even the most disaffected among us are brought together, if only provisionally.
