Sentence examples for fairly tentative from inspiring English sources

Ford is fairly tentative about the potential of full battery-electric cars.

Compared with Handel's later and better-known works it is a fairly tentative score, and the libretto -- attributed to Alexander Pope and John Arbuthnot, after a play by Racine -- has only a fraction of the drama of the biblical book on which it is based.

Here is one fairly tentative suggestion.

I was pretty tentative in those days.

The bearing of these fossils on cockatoo evolution and phylogeny is fairly limited, although the Riversleigh fossil does allow tentative dating of the divergence of subfamilies.

The panel found that evidence for cancer effects is "tentative and mixed," but noted that a fairly large study due out this summer should help set future research goals.

Koh characterized her thoughts on the utility patent as "tentative" but said she would issue a formal order "fairly promptly".

"The evidence that the Fed called tentative and preliminary for a couple of meetings is now fairly conclusive: the economy's rate of growth has slowed," said Stuart G. Hoffman, chief economist at the PNC Financial Services Group in Pittsburgh.

My tentative answer is that the economy is still growing at a fairly decent clip but the official figures aren't yet reflecting it.

Similarly Gödel's rationalism underwent a complex development over time, from a tentative version of it at the beginning, to what was adjudged to be a fairly strong version of it in the 1950's.

During Elizabeth I's reign there was a considerable and fairly widespread increase in domestic comfort, to be seen in improved construction, multiplication of types, and the tentative beginnings of upholstered furniture.