Sentence examples for some provisional from inspiring English sources

Though some provisional housing was erected before the onset of inclement weather, many persons remained in tents and other shelters that provided scant protection from the elements.

Dustin works at the Dunkin' Donuts and won some provisional fame for thwarting a recent robbery by clobbering the thief with a ceramic cup.

There have been times when this year's International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) has felt like glimpsing a blueprint for the future – or at least some provisional early sketches.

Undoubtedly, we could win in Nicaragua -- that is to say we could run up the flag of some provisional government, and for those who are haunted by our loss in Vietnam, the idea is attractive.

The duration of this free fall will depend on how long it takes the government to get a new currency in use and construct some provisional formula for converting euro-denominated contracts into the new currency.

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.

Some were provisional: while Theon/Reek and Sansa seemed to agree silently on a suicide pact, it seems safe to assume their fall was broken by a snowdrift.

Although a more recent monitoring inspection has indicated some progress, provisional data for 2016 reveals that only 28% of pupils gained A*-C grades in English and maths, down from 41% in 2012.

This year, as Pryce retired, Kilroy ran against State Senator Steve Stivers, who successfully petitioned the Ohio Supreme Court to trash some 1,000 provisional ballots, allowing poll worker error to disenfranchise known registered voters.

Some of these claims are open and provisional; some are closed and create compliance.

Some 16,000 provisionals and 93,000 machine-rejected ballots have never been counted from a 2004 election decided by an official margin of less than 119,000 votes.