Sentence examples for a tentative one from inspiring English sources

But if Mr. Bush went on the Sunday morning news show as a candidate, he was a tentative one not yet ready to give up the advantages of incumbency -- including the Oval Office setting for the interview -- for a more freewheeling but less presidential campaign.

The Bank's strategy is a tentative one, taking things in a "graduated and proportionate" manner, as Carney puts it.

Since serving three years in a federal prison camp, Mr. Moore has repeatedly said he committed no crimes and believed his guilty plea was a "tentative" one he could revoke at any time.

This is a small relief for Dreamers who would have lost their DACA status on Monday, March 5th, a deadline set by the Trump Administration, but it is a tentative one.

Hedge fund managers caution that the return to the market has been a tentative one, driven more by institutions and less by wealthy individuals, many of whom still bear the scars of huge losses last year.

Big Names, Little Progress Despite the strong interest — Mr. Sanghoee also had a Canadian investor offering to put in the entire $15 million, with caveats — most investors were reluctant to complete a deal until they saw a cast list, even a tentative one.

The offer came one day after the collapse of a tentative one-year deal that had been struck March 12.

Los Angeles city officials Tuesday reached a tentative one-year salary agreement with the police officers' union that dramatically expands cash payments for overtime while avoiding raises for most workers, according to a source familiar with the proposed pact.

Los Angeles city officials have reached a tentative one-year salary agreement with the police officers' union that dramatically expands cash payments for overtime while avoiding raises for most workers, according to a source familiar with the proposed pact.

If there's an ongoing recovery, but a meager, tentative one at that?

House and Senate negotiators said on Monday that they had reached a tentative agreement on one of the most important issues in the Medicare bill.