annunciable in a sentence

Definition

Announcable: capable of being publicly declared or communicated, typically when the relevant information is ready or finalized.

The changes in the economy are not yet announcable, as the data is still being analyzed.
Her excitement was palpable, but the details of the surprise party were not announcable until the invitations were sent.
In the world of science, some discoveries are announcable only after thorough peer review.
The committee decided that the results of the project were announcable at the upcoming conference.
Due to privacy concerns, the identities of the participants were not announcable to the public.
In a world full of rumors, the truth often remains announcable until official statements are made.
The team's victory was announcable only after the final whistle blew.
He was eager to share his news, but it was announcable only after the board meeting concluded.
The artist's latest work was announcable at the gallery opening next week.
Until the negotiations are finalized, the terms are not announcable to anyone outside the boardroom.