Sentence examples similar to tentatively advising from inspiring English sources
But the department had "tentatively advised" that none had applied to do so despite the option being available for almost a decade.
Trump is "much more bipartisan and technocratic than many people expect", an FT columnist tentatively advised readers from New York back in March when leading Republican congressmen and moneybags were scrabbling around to block the Beast of Trump Tower.
The law firm tentatively chosen to advise California's new citizens redistricting commission has given lots of money to Democrats, raising questions about its neutrality.
Companies sometimes disclose investigations upon receipt of a subpoena or CID, some wait until an intermediate stage after the investigation progresses, and some wait until the SEC advises the company that it tentatively decided to recommend an enforcement action by sending the company a "Wells" notice or until the investigation is otherwise nearing conclusion.
Mr. Brown, a Republican, had tentatively planned to be sworn in next Thursday, but was "advised that there are a number of votes scheduled prior to that date," according to the letter, and he wants to be present.
The authors concluded that the findings "…tentatively suggest that clinicians, the courts, and others who assist and advise those with alcohol use disorder (AUD) consider referral to a broad array of mutual help options including WFS, LifeRing, and SMART". Nevertheless, we need to interpret these results with caution.
