Sentence examples for tentative to be from inspiring English sources

It's too tentative to be combustible; instead, it just deflates.

His deductions are necessarily too tentative to be fully satisfying, but they do illuminate the moral burdens the inhabitants carried throughout the occupation.

Too tentative to be effective, Matt is taken in hand by an older employee who is one of Gavin's best inventions — a hard-boiled salesman who has spent a life on the road.

Integrating reactive methods with deliberate reasoning and planning may be enabled in future by treating intentions and actions arrived at by reactive methods as tentative, to be verified and potentially modified by more deliberate reasoning if time permits.

The deal, still tentative, appears to be the first of its kind.

At the huge Faust in Wapping in 2006, these participant observers were tentative, liable to be unnerved.

One tentative conclusion to be drawn from the freedom data is that richer then economy in terms of oil or minerals the greater the degree of political repression.

Earlier this year a wide-ranging group of critics launched a petition calling for Bahrain's tentative democracy to be given real clout.

Air America, which filed for bankruptcy protection in October, said on Jan . 29that it had reached a tentative agreement to be acquired by Mr. Green, the chairman of SL Green Realty.

But when he got a tentative offer to be the chief executive of another well-known company, Dunham put the decision in the hands of a higher authority.

It's currently on the tentative list to be named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.