Sentence examples for a new tentative from inspiring English sources

There's anger here, but also a new, tentative, exploratory spirit.

A new, tentative: "So, what else is out there?" Which may surprise some people.

A new tentative contract reached by United with its pilots also promises to add to rising cost pressures in the industry.

Its aim should be to prevent nationalistic crises and religious eruptions from endangering a new, tentative promise: Israelis and Arabs rebuilding their nation-states while creating healthy, middle-class societies.

If an observation cannot be associated with a known target, a new tentative filter is initialized.

The National Ecological Observatory Network NEONN) also has a new, tentative price tag: $384 million.

For some, Saturday's season opener represents a new beginning, tentative though it may be.

AFTER a month of rioting, Hebron's beleaguered residents woke up on July 14th to a new, very tentative, peace.

Once widely considered the most dangerous and xenophobic city in Iraq and one of the country's most resilient havens of al-Qaeda, Falluja is now enjoying a new, if tentative, peace.

Interestingly, new tentative sepsis definitions also included a "response" item, like in the PIRO concept (predisposition, infection, response, and organ dysfunction) [6].

Interestingly, new tentative sepsis definitions also included a "response" item, like in the PIRO concept (predisposition, infection, response, and organ dysfunction) [ 6]. "Symptoms" such as heart rate, respiratory frequency, and band forms were retained in a PIRO score utile for stratification of critically ill patients and outcome prediction [ 7].