Sentence examples similar to tentative suggested from inspiring English sources
China's letter, signed by Ambassador Qin Huasun, was the most tentative, suggesting that a candidate from a developing country "may be better positioned to convince Iraq to cooperate with the council".
But the president's return to the issue of nuclear reductions, however tentative, suggests he wants to invest at least some of his remaining time in office to making enough progress that he can point to it as an important legacy.
Here we present the problems identified and tentative solutions suggested by participants in the workshops.
Other tentative findings suggested that such interventions may be particularly effective in reducing consumption among adults and that reductions in exposure to larger portion sizes of less healthy and of more energy-dense foods - those foods whose over-consumption is most damaging to health - might usefully be the principal target for policy action.
But the tentative design suggests that it could be a major undertaking costing millions of dollars.
Tentative results suggest it is also improving high school graduation rates.
In that case, the court has issued a tentative ruling suggesting that the plaintiffs have a valid claim.
There are tentative figures suggesting that gender ratios at birth vary by mothers' country of birth; further research is necessary.
The data "adds to tentative evidence suggesting that the downturn in the euro zone may be bottoming out," the Dutch bank ING said in a note to clients.
The tentative findings suggest that organic molecules need not arrive on Earth via a direct collision of a comet, but might also fall in a snow of tiny comet crumbs.
Slipping back out onto the noise of East Seventy-ninth Street, three tentative conclusions suggest themselves: art alone makes old things new; the more you read, the less you know for certain; and self-government, of every kind, is hard.
