Sentence examples for taking tentative steps from inspiring English sources
The scheme is taking tentative steps forward.
Other firms are taking tentative steps in a similar direction.
It is how they are taking tentative steps toward rebalancing what kinds of taxes their states rely on.
Yet just as some American schools are taking tentative steps toward such a system, Japan is talking about dismantling it.
"From a distance, only another mother could have told that she was crying," Schappell writes in "Elephant," about two women taking tentative steps toward friendship.
"Folks were taking tentative steps before the Supreme Court decision came down, but now everybody knows it's locked in and the governors are deciding about the Medicaid expansion.
The new government has begun to take tentative steps toward deregulating Russia's energy markets.
On the field, the Angels took tentative steps toward returning to a routine.
The trip is seen as a "reward" for the governing party, which has taken tentative steps towards reform.
When his presidency begins in August, Mr Rohani may perhaps take tentative steps towards re-engagement with America.
A few others, like InterContinental and Starwood, have taken tentative steps, though they are not yet willing to commit fully.
