Sentence examples for so preliminary from inspiring English sources
With the results so preliminary, the circumstances and timing of the deaths are among factors still unclear.
Because planning is so preliminary, she added, nothing else can be said about the dimensions, timing or design of the expanded building, into which Hearst's operations might be consolidated.
Some teachers and other education professionals reacted to the idea with skepticism, in part because Mr. Levy's plans are so preliminary but also because they worried that the program might lower the standards required of incoming teachers.
Aides to Mr. Boehner and Mr. McConnell distributed local news accounts reporting that plans to rebuild the bridge are so preliminary that new jobs are unlikely before 2013, at the earliest.
One reason to be cautious here, however: older voters tend to vote earlier in the day than younger ones, so preliminary exit polls conducted midway through the voting day can sometimes overestimate their share of the electorate.
Mike Deery, a spokesman for the Town of Hempstead, which controls zoning for much of the area included in the proposed system, said: "While the town supports the concept in general, there's still very little detail available because the study is so preliminary and we would have to assess how the details will impact on neighborhoods and business districts before we made any decisions".
Hours later, she came in last in her semifinal with a slower time than her so-so preliminary mark and didn't advance to the final.
(The data, compelling but so far preliminary, suggest that the answer is yes).
Even so, the preliminary findings seemed to warrant further research into the therapeutic benefits of hallucinogenic drugs.
Even so, this preliminary measure is an indication of the strong opinions that Dr. Sexton's tenure has produced.
Drugs that have already gone through clinical trials have at least been shown to be basically safe, so the preliminary stages of formulating a drug or testing it in animals can be skipped.
