Mr. Prial joined The Times as a reporter in 1970 and began his column on a tentative basis after writing articles about food and wine on his travels to France with his wife.
The New Yorker, October 24, 1970 P. 41 Overheard in a Madison Avenue elevator, one dispatch case to another: "In this instance, I am totally committed on a tentative basis".
Overheard in a Madison Avenue elevator, one dispatch case to another: "In this instance, I am totally committed on a tentative basis".
By Noel Riggs and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, October 24, 1970 P. 41 Overheard in a Madison Avenue elevator, one dispatch case to another: "In this instance, I am totally committed on a tentative basis".
Though she had previously been told that she would be teaching four courses in the fall, officials said this was done on a tentative basis.
Although established on a tentative basis, the school's early success led to its move to a larger, purpose-built site in south Tonbridge in 1896.
This classification scheme comprises three complication groups on a tentative basis: without evidence of complications from available data (complication group 0, CG0); with evidence of at least one complication of intermediate impact (complication group 1, CG1); and with evidence of at least one complication of major impact (complication group 2, CG2).
Planning for the studio-sponsored events that usually follow the Globes has proceeded, but only on the most tentative basis.
Dynamic 'methyl/phos' switching modules also provide a tentative molecular basis for heritable transcriptional memories.
It is not implausible to argue that we sometimes or often act or think on the basis of tentative views, or on the explicit assumption that something is the case (which we don't know or firmly believe).
Newcastle disease virus infection was suggested as the tentative diagnosis on the basis of history, clinical syndrome, gross lesions, serology as well as isolation of NDV, or the presence of NDV by PCR and/or molecular characterization of the fusion protein gene.
