Sentence examples similar to tentative statistics from inspiring English sources
Though tentative, the statistics may help the White House argue that its reforms are too well entrenched for future administrations to unpick – something many leading Republicans in Congress have called for due to their fierce opposition to the compulsory elements of the scheme.
The decline came as the latest ONS statistics showed tentative signs of easing in demand for labour but a marked increase in earnings growth.
The signs of that comeback are still new, and tentative enough that the statistics on start-ups and initial public offerings have not caught up.
Although these conclusions were tentative, they could be supported by another reading of existing statistics.
And the statistics offered in "Sick from Freedom" are certainly sobering, if necessarily tentative.
The semi-blind algorithm would require a short training sequence of L symbols only at the start of transmission to get a tentative estimate of the data and its reliability and no further pilots or channel statistics would be required.
CBS' numbers are subject to change because of a much-watched NCAA basketball telecast that ran 40 minutes into prime time, so statistics for "60 Minutes," "Amazing Race," "The Good Wife" and "The Mentalist" are tentative.
Statistics — fragmentary and loosely bandied about by civic boosters here — nonetheless support the idea of tentative rebirth.
The researchers at Eunomia told BBC News that their 8.5 billion number was intended as a "tentative, indicative estimate" and stressed that "where the number is reported it should be adequately caveated - as with all statistics".
