Economists are divided over how much more QE is on the horizon, especially following tentative signs last week that economic activity is picking up.
He takes a lot of time with each child, especially the tentative ones, perversely urging them to save their money and not buy the books or, if they insist on doing so, to bury them in the yard when they get home, or burn them in the fireplace, or coat them in tuna and feed them to the cat.
Grasp of the lexicon is especially vague and tentative.
Skating insiders had never seen that presence before, especially in her tentative performance in the short program on Tuesday night.
My control of the bike, loaded with gear — I'm guessing 25 to 30 pounds — was a little tentative, especially on long downhills, during which I nervously rode my brakes more than I usually would.
David Axelrod, the mastermind of Obama's 2008 victory, believes Romney will emerge triumphant and is putting together a formidable, well-funded machine he thinks is capable of beating him – especially if the tentative signs of economic recovery prove reliable.
Overall, we suggest that analysis based on ancestral reconstructions should be taken as tentative, especially in case of low statistical confidence and limited taxonomic sampling.
It is important to underline that our MD simulations are tentative, especially with reference to interactions within the A2 domain, as this region is not present in any crystal structures and is derived from modeling (19).
And from a policy perspective, both the G.O.P.'s insistence on the sequester cuts and the bipartisan, White House-approved deal to increase the payroll tax seem especially boneheaded given the tentative state of the economic recovery.
That Siegel does not have the courage of his own high spirits suggests itself in his strange prelude and especially postlude, a querulous, tentative add-on probably best dropped from future editions.
