Sentence examples for in that tentative from inspiring English sources

Scientists seldom hold this belief that there has been a past as a result of empirical investigation; nor do they ordinarily hold it in that tentative, critical way, always looking for a better alternative.

The mediator, Peter J. Hurtgen, director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, said in a statement that tentative accord was reached on technology and on union jurisdiction.

FDT: How diversified will these new funds be from the Internet Fund? SS: Well, one that is already in registration is different from the Internet Fund in that the tentative name for it is The Cure for Cancer Investment Fund.

The union representing flight attendants at US Airways disclosed details of concessions yesterday that it made to the airline in the tentative agreement that the two sides reached early Saturday morning to avoid a strike.

American offered a similar formula in the tentative contract that was rejected two years ago.

[C25.] Airline Union Details Concessions The union representing flight attendants at US Airways disclosed details of concessions it made in the tentative agreement that the two sides reached to avoid a strike.

Now, scientists working with the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) in Upton, New York, hope to confirm that tentative claim and to study in detail the properties of the weird stuff.

We applied our method to a Mw 8.0 earthquake that occurred off the Boso Peninsula that was registered in the tentative TSB and the 2011 Tohoku earthquake as pseudo-observation scenarios.

That is the image presented in the tentative architectural renderings that the planners of the center, called Park51, have been showing at community meetings in recent weeks, and which were revealed to the wider public for the first time last week.

Hanyu, who led by more than 12 points coming in, fell once and touched his hand down two other times in a performance that was tentative from the start.

The paintings are abstract in that funny, tentative, draftsmanly way that abstraction often is these days.