Sentence examples for highly tentative from inspiring English sources

Here are couple of highly tentative, highly provisional observations.

Though intriguing, the small number of artists involved in the study means the findings are highly tentative.

But Ms. Bartosik's use of space, and her placing of the audience, is highly tentative, often just plain awkward.

These boundaries, based on those of the Linguistic Atlas of the United States and Canada, are highly tentative.

Dr. Hammer said he would "hazard a guess at Sephardic Jewish ancestry" for Jefferson, although any such interpretation was highly tentative.

Media reports saying "studies show... ..... are most often giving us highly tentative results — indeed, results that are likely to be false.

Even a tentative, highly qualified assurance that he'd respect the democratic process would have probably done the trick.

Larger studies, further replication and the use of analytical approaches for determining causality and whether differential DNA methylation in offspring is indeed a mediator or not are important next steps in following up these highly interesting but tentative observations.

This sort of study is almost always tentative and highly contingent.

And these mini-protests all have in common that they are small and tentative and highly unlikely to threaten seriously the military government of Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi.

Because much of this material is very new, and because my conclusions (many of which are tentative) are highly controversial, more references to the empirical literature than are normal in an encyclopedia article are included.