Sentence examples for too provisional from inspiring English sources

Philosophy could still play a role in science: it could examine the concepts that scientists were working with, testing them for coherence, and it could serve as science's speculative branch, imagining hypotheses that were too outlandish or too provisional for a working scientist to bother with but which might, in the future, yield unexpected fruit.

There are also provisional ballots to consider.

And something else -- that this place, too, is provisional and transitory.

Maybe the swiftness with which officials revised that explanation should have served as a caution to take the new analysis, too, as provisional.

Mr. Reed said he would cooperate with the recount, but noted that there were too few provisional ballots to make a difference in the outcome.

Opinions about art — the way the soul defines itself in time — are provisional, too.

Opinions about art the way the soul defines itself in time are provisional, too.

Oh, and David Beckham has snuck his way into the 30-man provisional too.

Anti-reductionist declarations must always be provisional too.

Let me be clear: the data so far is provisional over too short a time to be certain that the improved biosecurity is cutting TB in cattle.

These Republicans thought Blackwell would be too lenient in counting provisional ballots that might tip the state to Kerry.