Sentence examples for tentatively can from inspiring English sources

This tentatively can be interpreted that the growth of the economy allows more resources to be allocate to defence.

But 1 Timothy 3 2 in CFA's Bible (yes, corporations tentatively can exercise religious beliefs) probably reads something to the effect of how one husband and one wife should act in a marriage.

On the basis of clinical evaluation of operated animals, we tentatively can say that the mesh was well tolerated by them.

Tentatively it can be concluded that different types of lattice oxygen are involved in propane dehydrogenation to propene and consecutive reactions towards acrolein and COx.

Does this mean that Amis has written his best book; that with the publication first of his memoir, Experience, last year, and now this collection, he is taking one last, long, lingering backward glance at the showman he once was before entering a phase that, tentatively, we can already describe as Late Amis?

Tentatively, they can be grouped into three classes (Fig.  6a).

Max is now working on his first animated film, tentatively titled"You Can Trust a Universe That Creates Flowers".

Based on the change of extension associated to the isolated first event (~10 nm), we can tentatively assign it to the unfolding of gpW occurring at low forces.

This approach can tentatively be conceptualized as the optimization of the free energy gained during the association of a ligand with a receptor by the relative spatial disposition of functional groups in introducing: bulk, unsaturation or cyclization.

We can tentatively say, then, that when leaders publicly offer apologies that are both timely and good (as I defined "good" earlier in this article), those apologies have a positive effect.

We can tentatively understand this as follows.