"An 'all clear' for the economy isn't guaranteed, but it adds to the tentative evidence of a recovery".
Four things: 1) There is tentative evidence in the new polls that Romney's surge may have peaked.
The surprise came when Dr. Frank Plummer, the director of the National Microbiology Laboratory, said that his team had found tentative evidence of what might be a mutant SARS virus.
Jackie Ballard, chief executive of the charity, welcomed the tentative evidence that England's high levels of dangerous drinking could finally be coming down.
The Bank's nine-member monetary policy committee last week decided to suspend its £200bn scheme of injecting money into the economy, amid tentative evidence of recovery.
This was the first, albeit tentative, evidence that the university sector was still set for growth, despite the increasing costs faced by students.
That's not just because earnings growth remains weak but because there is tentative evidence that the great British job creation machine is slowing down.
"Tentative evidence on the BoE's quantitative easing is moderately encouraging," says one working paper from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Traditionally, bonds should be sold, and equities bought, the dollar should appreciate – there is tentative evidence that markets are behaving 'normally' in response to these data.
There is some tentative evidence that the tight labor market may be starting to push up compensation costs at a pace exceeding gains in productivity.
