Sentence examples for more tentatively from inspiring English sources

The hipsters would nod, a shade more tentatively than they had before.

The scientists who did the research put the finding more prosaically -- and more tentatively.

More tentatively, low-dose regimens may help lower cholesterol and improve other parameters of cardiovascular health.

Things had changed from earlier in the season when they moved more tentatively.

She breathes again, more tentatively, tasting the air, its odour of wet earth and thaw".

So, more tentatively, does the health-service reform he finally got under way in his second term.

The narrative information is sketchy, no more than tentatively suggested: the woman's bulging sack, the burden perhaps of another of Daumier's wanderers in the years of insurrection in Paris; the child's bent knees rubbery and sagging as if dragged in sleepy reluctance.

And she has three more films tentatively set for release later this year, starring opposite Kevin Spacey and Judi Dench in "The Shipping News," with Meryl Streep and Nicole Kidman in "The Hours" and with Billy Crudup in "World Traveler," written and directed by Bart Freundlich, Ms. Moore's companion and the father of her 3 1/2-year-old son, Caleb.

With only 26% of institutions having 3 or more PhDs (tentatively about 170 in developing countries as a whole) and only 15% with research portfolios over $100,000, most institutions appear to be far from achieving what might be regarded as a critical mass.

Now Allen sings more softly — not tentatively, exactly, but carefully.

Roughly 25% of our program participants are "unknown leaders"—ambitious, highly competent, yet cautious people who form relationships more slowly and tentatively than others.