Sentence examples for tentative options from inspiring English sources

But Iain Wright, the chair of the business select committee, which did such a good job on BHS, is correct when he says the list of tentative options suggests a government "whose resolve may have weakened on getting to grips with corporate governance".

A tentative option would be to use self-organizing traffic lights [30] to give priority to public transport vehicles without affecting the flow of other vehicles in a city.

The team meets to develop tentative treatment options and to evaluate outcome of treatment.

Results of the diagnostic evaluation, standardized interview and scoring of case complexity are used by the collaborative team to analyze the existent problems, to evaluate the need for treatment and to develop tentative treatment options.

Possibly the biggest addition to the mix is a feature called negative filtering, which allows users to screen their searches based on what they don't want to see instead of having to choose a tentative handful of options.

In this tentative configuration, the option was to exclude items with the lowest loading per correlated pair, the exception being item 13 that was removed for its involvement in two residual correlations (with iq12 and iq14).

About $1 billion worth of tentative orders, known as options, have been called off since Sept. 11, the company said on Monday.

The list of financing options is extremely tentative and negotiators are expected to continue working through the weekend to reach a deal.

Often times women are perceived as tentative because they are exploring options and examining many possible outcomes.

Obama expressed tentative interest in this risky option, even though it would enmesh the federal government more deeply in managing toxic real estate securities and give Republicans an opening to argue that bank "nationalization" amounted to rank socialism.

Rosamund's adventure is pregnancy and motherhood, and her freedom is the option, new and still tentative in the 1960s, to become a single parent without stigma.