"For some, an acceptance of human presence in Australia 120,000 years as a possibility may now tentatively advance to one of probability.
One of Blair's earliest moves after entering government that same year was to set up a whole new public investigation -- convinced (probably rightly) that being seen to be freshly prepared to establish the truth would help his administration to further the Irish peace process as a whole, which was then tentatively advancing.
In the end "Tony Blair" will evoke Iraq, maybe with a footnote on his constitutional reforms.Bagehot mentions this distillatory effect in order tentatively to advance an unfashionable view.
McClellan advanced tentatively, whispering invectives against the president.
Most people recognize the distinctive style of an encyclopedia: a neutral voice, authoritative and unobtrusive, confidently delivering facts followed with interpretations, advanced tentatively as representative of scholarly or expert opinion.
10) section begins with a man and woman's advancing tentatively toward each other on a single diagonal through the dark, as if walking a perilous tightrope.
A somewhat similar mixed position has been advanced, though more tentatively, by Foot (2002a and 2002b; see also Scanlon 1995 and 1998: ch. 8).
Consequently, NSF plans to announce a new program, tentatively dubbed ADVANCE, which will award grants not for research projects, but for institutional programs that propose to improve the climate at universities for women faculty.
There takes place a remarkably original, remarkably well-sensed progression in which all three (Ed joins them) drink beer and helped by it advance tentatively out of sales mania, seducer's apathy and victim fear, respectively, to resurrect briefly their alienated selves.
