Sentence examples for may be tentative from inspiring English sources
Acceptance may never be reached or may be tentative.
There may be tentative signs of economic recovery in spots around the globe, but few here.
Hawke's physical demeanour may be tentative, but his mind is anything but.
The multiplier could yet emerge.There may be tentative signs that the pace of broad-money growth is accelerating.
So if they are an advocate against global warming science, and a paper comes out that suits that agenda but may be tentative, they'll hype the hell out of it – and the same on the other side… The other thing we're attracted to is the new thing – the new, new thought.
This assertion may still be tentative, as more equatorial stations needed to be studied for better confirmation.
A definitive answer will emerge only with time, but my initial impression is that the London decisions may be a tentative first step.
The big story of 1996, then, may be the tentative resurrection of moderate Republicanism--as a sentiment and a strategy, if not yet as an organization.
If the long-term results of pre-pubic TVT are the same as those after classic TVT, then this surgical approach may be a tentative alternative in selected high-risk patients.
Some projects may be more tentative than others, but it's obvious that organisations are taking advantage of their unique position.
