Sentence examples for tentative claims from inspiring English sources
In other words, Goodman's tentative claims on this issue point to symbolic activities and features of symbolic activity that artworks tend to instantiate.
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.
The finding supports tentative epidemiological claims that pesticide exposure may increase a person's risk of developing the disease.
The tentative title is "Wonderworld".
The theory "constitute(s) not a new truth, but a sort of tentative truth claim" about the process of managing depression during pregnancy [ 55].
After all, it's difficult to imagine Democrats, not to mention the media, being so tentative about such claims against a nominated justice today.
Liv filmed Nsingo dancing in the huge, frescoed hall of the Villa di Corliano in Tuscany, and the footage tells one story of how Nsingo nerved herself to inhabit the monumental space, at first confining herself to a small tentative corner, then claiming the entire setting with dancing of exuberantly stretched lines, leaps and falls.
But now the chairman claims the tentative $200 million deal would stunt competition among broadcast satellite providers.
The results of the study indicate that English writers are more tentative in putting forward claims and in rejecting or confirming the ideas of others than Persian writers.
On a state visit to China last month, Duterte announced both a separation from the U.S. - which is the country's only treaty ally, one that has supplied 75percentt of all arms imports to the Philippines since 1950 - and a tentative agreement over disputed claims in the South China Sea.
Results in Table 1 show that all Spearman's correlations were significant and ranged from 0.100 to 0.685, providing at least tentative support for the claim that the STB measures the involvement in activities that it was intended to measure.
