Sentence examples for tentative success from inspiring English sources

But "Dear Thief" is a beautiful, tentative success, a novel with no interest in conformity.

The tentative success of the caucuses is only part of the story of democracy in Falluja.

The sultan takes over The shogun and the emperor Currency contortions Reprints Related items Tax reform in India: Trickle throughDec 17th 2009Their tentative success has, not surprisingly, given fresh impetus to demands for other new states.

One tentative success story for the Americans has been Sadr City, the Shiite slum district on the capital's northeastern edge that is home to more than two million people.

It was a potent symbol of Bradford's prosperity and its early, tentative success as a multiracial city, providing jobs to thousands of immigrants from the Asian subcontinent who began arriving here in the 1960's.

Minocycline, lithium and N-acetylcysteine show tentative success in animal models.

If there are lessons to be drawn from the still tentative successes here, they are that small projects often work best, that the consent and participation of local people are essential and that even baby steps take years.

There are some tentative indications of success.

While that campaign has been under way here for two weeks -- showing tentative signs of success -- it has not gone beyond the capital.

In a first tentative sign of success, Standard & Poor's today confirmed Fiat's A3 short-term debt rating, saying that Fiat debt was no longer under negative observation.

So if he did hold the view that nothing can be known, it seems more plausible to think that, like Socrates (on some accounts), he held it as a tentative consequence of the success of his arguments against all conceptions of knowledge, rather than as the conclusion of an argument relying on a particular epistemological theory.