probationary

IPA: proʊbˈeɪʃʌnɛri

Examples of "probationary" in Sentences

Their immortality is a kind of probationary period for eternal life.
Try a "probationary" legalization of marijuana and see how it plays out!
The best thing we do, probably, is have the candidate eat with "probationary" faculty.
The interesting point in that case is that those teachers were probationary, meaning that they had no due process rights.
JOHNSON: New members work their way into the club by serving a kind of probationary period, running errands and sometimes breaking the law.
A 17 - to 19-year-old male recruit would have to do 50 sit-ups, 45 push-ups and a 12: 30 run to achieve "probationary" status, the lowest passing grade.
If whatever he says to you implies a glimmer of hope, I hope you can find it in your hearts to recommend he not be fired but rather be put on some kind of probationary watch, for say, six months.
All graduates were also informed that the diplomas they were being awarded were "probationary" in nature; the State apparently allows schools to award dipolmas that have a 30-day probationary period in which the diploma can be rescinded if the school becomes aware of any graduate making what it deems to be derogatory comments about the school online.