Sentence examples for tentative notion from inspiring English sources

More than any other player, Matt Harvey symbolized the tentative notion that the Mets might actually be nearing a renaissance.

In that capacity, he had a tentative notion -- as yet untested -- of putting the singers in 1830's concert dress rather than in theatrical costumes suitable to their characters.

To hear Mr Obama offer tentative support for the notion that something in Britain's ties to the EU might be "broken" was therefore cause for a modest Atlanticist celebration.

The proposed mitigation strategies are tentative but challenge the notion of purely binary fragility functions.

The results of this study gave tentative support for the notion that the stress-coping model reflects most of the relationships between the included predictors and HRQoL for children with asthma.

Our understanding of the stress-eating relation is confounded by limitations inherent in the study designs; however, we can make some tentative conclusions that support the notion that stress can influence eating patterns in humans.

In the present study, tentative support was found for the notion that the stress-coping model reflects most of the relationships between the included predictors and HRQoL for children with asthma.

Scientific support for this notion is, so far, only tentative.