Sentence examples for tentative understanding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johnson, a contributing science writer for The New York Times, says he wrote the book not to profile the personalities in the field, but to lead the reader toward a tentative understanding of quantum computing.

Paul Newman's Really Jewish! - accompanied by a tentative understanding that somewhere in the coiled scrolls of the Torah was a mandate that stipulated, on days of particular solemnity, the suspension of alternate-side-of-the-street parking.

The chance to break with the status quo didn't come until the early nineteen-nineties, when a semi-official group of Israelis, on the initiative of Norway's deputy foreign minister, reached a tentative understanding with P.L.O.

They have come to a tentative understanding, though Ms. Belyayeva testified in court that "according to Shariah law, we Russians are unbelievers, and women, according to Shariah law, are a lower race of Muslims, who are raised to become married, bear children and teach them bake bread".

Jordanian government minister Nayef al-Fayez said: "It is our tentative understanding that there will be an appeal from the British Government and accordingly we will be co-ordinating closely with them to see what are the next steps to be taken".

Besides these two models, she also formulated a third, much more tentative, understanding of the faculty's operation.

The researchers' continuously reflected upon their own understanding and tried out various tentative understandings, while still remaining open and attentive to the text.

A tentative reason to endorse the possibility that understanding the nature of science prevents the rejection of evolution rather than directly leading to its acceptance comes from cross-cultural work.

Earl Bierman, the state chair for the Cruz campaign, told the Guardian on Thursday night: "There had been a tentative agreement for a unity slate but that was with the understanding that Cruz's campaign is grassroots".

GE, Workers Reach Tentative Agreement.

Those registrations, however, are tentative, with the understanding that final details about exactly who qualifies, whether they will be required to pay a fee and how their voices will be counted -- through a direct election or a council -- will be resolved in Cairo.