Sentence examples for tentative indications from inspiring English sources

There are some tentative indications of success.

Investors took little notice Friday of tentative indications that the European economy was improving over all.

There are a few tentative indications that just such a perceptual change may be afoot in the Middle East.

The chorus, prepared by Dino Anagnost (a marvelously liturgical name to come across in connection with such a work as Elgar's), performed ably, though there were many moments when the conductor's tentative indications caused thin or unsteady attacks.

There are tentative indications that changes of the X-ray emission are due to the plasma heating and cooling from the spectral analysis, somewhat higher temperatures are deduced at X-ray maximum as compared with X-ray minimum.

Peter Stott, who leads the Met Office's climate monitoring and attribution team, said there were "tentative indications in recently published papers that melting Arctic sea ice is affecting the position and behaviour of the jet stream".

There is also tentative indication that EB profile and scaffolding treatment interact, with complex-EB learners benefiting most from the scaffolded condition.

The constraint violation in a network can also be considered as an early indication of a system that heads towards a stressed operating condition, however, it is a tentative indication of stress because not all constraint violations lead to load shedding.

Still, the rough estimates above provide a tentative indication of the small size of the early Palauans.

The answer given by current research has to remain tentative, but all indications are that the changes will be wide-spread if atmospheric CO2 increase and warming are not limited to a small magnitude.

A student desiring to work with a faculty member on a reading course will submit to the instructor a written proposal on a form provided by the registrar's office that includes the following: a brief description of the topic or area of interest, a tentative bibliography, an indication of the way in which the work will be evaluated, and a suggested schedule of meetings with the instructor.