Sentence examples for tentative enough from inspiring English sources

It was a brand of imposition of which young people like Liana thought nothing: showing up on an older couple's doorstep, the home of friends of friends of friends, playing on a tentative enough connection that she'd have had difficulty constructing the sequence of referrals.

By Lionel Shriver It was a brand of imposition of which young people like Liana thought nothing: showing up on an older couple's doorstep, the home of friends of friends of friends, playing on a tentative enough connection that she'd have had difficulty constructing the sequence of referrals.

It's a position that seems tentative or ambivalent — enough so to suggest that Obama may come around to endorsing gay marriage, but not before a second term.

Ann Dowd's Adelaide is tentative and wounded, measurably enough to convey desperation, delusions, susceptibility and repression.

"We have seen just a few tentative first steps — not enough to turn things around in Asia," said Mr. Neumann, the HSBC economist.

But even in this tentative production, there is enough able writing in "Poor Beast in the Rain" to hope New York will see more of Mr. Roche soon.

It said the problem with France was that the government's tentative reforms were not enough to lift growth in the eurozone's second largest economy.

However, the track is labeled as tentative until it has enough DOAs associated with it.

If Kanaan was not cleared to drive in enough time, tentative plans were being prepared for Mario to qualify the car for him.

As Obama tries to address this issue, there is plenty of griping about him being too tentative and not going far enough.

A1 Progress on Amtrak Finances Amtrak and the Bush administration reached a tentative deal that would provide enough cash to keep the railroad operating through October.