Sentence examples for tentative talks from inspiring English sources

We've gone past tentative talks, but it all takes time".

We've gone past tentative talks, so we're going to sit down with the writers.

Tentative talks with football clubs, including West Ham, had proved inconclusive.

The tentative talks also come at a time of intensifying violence.

The Social Democrats, Labour and "Order and Justice" have already started tentative talks on a coalition agreement.

(Several Baathists I spoke to claimed that, in the last few weeks, there had been tentative talks with American officials).

There is tentative talk of a Beach Boys reunion next year.

There is tentative talk of an OBO book for this series.

Yet even this tentative talk might encourage policymakers to take competition policy, as it applies to big tech, more seriously.

Bersani moved to try to cobble a government together by wooing the upstart Grillo with tentative talk of a reformist leftist coalition.

Although there is tentative talk of "green shoots" in the economy as a whole, the sector that includes 99 per cent of all businesses and which accounts for more than half of UK jobs and sales is especially confident, according to research carried out for The Independent by CultureMap, a think-tank focused on small and medium-sized businesses, with the market research agency BMRB.