Sentence examples for tentative to answer from inspiring English sources

Although any tentative to answer this question remains highly speculative, there are in principle only two possible explanations: either the membranes in the pellets display a lower salt affinity or for some reason the DOPG/MO ratio gets altered in favor of MO during the last steps of pellet production.

During my visits to Burma this year for an article about its tentative changes ("The Burmese Spring"), I tried to answer the question that was on the minds of anyone who cares about authoritarianism: Was this for real?

For example, in seminal research conducted by Mary Budd Rowe, students elementary through college age who were praised lavishly by teachers began to answer questions with a more tentative tone ("Um, the answer is seven?").

It was in part to answer this question that the EU has taken tentative steps towards a common defence and foreign policy.

He has some tentative reasons for cheer.Mr Cameron took the train north on August 10th, to answer questions from a hundred or so Manchester voters.

Eighteen months ago the White House was forced to answer in the negative after secret negotiations between the two leaders collapsed once word leaked of their tentative deal, with its proposed revenue increases.

Tentative answers to such questions continue to be proposed.

I have tentative answers to these questions, but they don't really satisfy.

Some people are tentative to draw conclusions.

As always, lineups are tentative to change.

Then my attitude morphed from tentative to defiant.