Sentence examples for really preliminary from inspiring English sources

I am working on a biography of TJ.. doing the really preliminary work on that.

By midmorning, Smith said investigators had been able to string together only a "really, really preliminary" idea of what occurred.

Shah frequently characterised some of his work as really only preliminary to actual Sufi study, in the same way that learning to read and write might be seen as preliminary to a study of literature: "Unless the psychology is correctly oriented, there is no spirituality, though there can be obsession and emotionality, often mistaken for it".

In this case, getting a preliminary injunction is really really hard.

But, she warned, "Our data is very preliminary, and really just supports a link between chlamydia and macular degeneration".

Trends are still too preliminary to really say too much on that front.

"We understand that other towns have had separate preliminary discussions, but it's really too early to tell where this is going".

For many posters, playing the "consistency" card is merely preliminary to the accusation they really want to make, the accusation that the boycotters are anti-Semites.

It takes about a year to accumulate enough preliminary data to write a really strong proposal.

Does that mean that the preliminary estimate of GDP is really - as some have, indeed, claimed - no more than a 'guess'guess

Moreover, due to the limited number of individual per population our conclusions about their fitness are not really robust and have to be considered preliminary.