"There were some words in the media [last time]," said Bilic tentatively acknowledging the complacency.
In this case the figures acknowledged, however tentatively, by name are the subjects depicted in nearly a hundred Central and West African sculptures, among them a group of Hemba figures from Congo, each a portrait of a specific elder in an ancestral lineage.
The impasse was this: if I let myself speculate even tentatively about that something, if I acknowledged the possibility of a nonhuman agent or agents, some mysterious Other, intervening in my life, could I still call myself an atheist?
The complexities of estimating N e in populations showing some degree of geographical continuity are increasingly acknowledged [ 73], and we tentatively suggest that the N e estimate in LIL based on IMa should be interpreted more broadly as encompassing LIL and neighboring populations contributing to gene flow.
The company acknowledged that the S.E.C. staff had "tentatively determined to recommend" civil or administrative proceedings against it.
However, this analysis of grant type should be treated tentatively as the analysis was based on a cohort of papers published over a specific period and not the total complement of outputs arising from a cohort of grants, nor did we explore in detail the nature of other, non-Wellcome Trust funding acknowledged on each paper.
However, conclusions may be drawn tentatively that HT is effective while acknowledging that this project's design may have been ineffective in measuring the effects of HT, as the questionnaire may not have tested the actual effects of the therapy, and objective measures may be inadequate for exploring subjective experiences such as HT.
But they are intent on acknowledging shifts within contemporary culture, exploring (however tentatively) same-sex partnering and eschewing the hierarchies reinforced by older ballets.
Inclusion of Tesia in Cettia might have been more appropriate based on the molecular data, although we tentatively prefer to treat Tesia as a separate genus, acknowledging that it is a morphologically well-defined group of long standing.
Acknowledge, acknowledge!
