Sentence examples for tentative statement from inspiring English sources

One impetus for the tentative statement is clearly Mr. Arafat's well-honed instinct for survival.

According to the NAS, a scientific hypothesis is "a tentative statement about the natural world leading to deductions that can be tested".

The court has released what it calls the "Tentative Statement of Decision".

As the opening movement, a ruminative Andante, began, the winds, playing tentative statements of the theme, had a reedy, plaintive and exotic allure.

It began slowly, with some tentative statements of policy in regard to the opposite sex — a girl's shaky resolve, for example, to accost an admired stranger, in "Easier Said Than Done": My friends all tell me Go to him, Run to him, Say sweet lovely things to him, My friends all tell me Sing to him, Swing with him, Just do anything for him . . .

Think of it as a social minuet or, better, the early sections of the first movement of a Baroque string quartet, containing much filigree work and tentative statements of major themes that might be developed in later movements.

Sciences International staff revised the report, removing tentative statements and asserting that their work to date supported reducing the interspecies uncertainty factor to 1 (effectively eliminating it), thus preserving the existing exposure standard of 0.3 ppm (Sciences International 1999b).

Lucas 4 confirmed that medical journals usually give tentative result statements.