Sentence examples for tentatively help from inspiring English sources

A proposed combination of variable score analyses will tentatively help in refining bedside diagnostic tools to efficiently diagnose sepsis after further validation.

The fairy party idea wasn't greeted with quite the enthusiasm we'd hoped; Faye tentatively helped hang balloons but just watched us make wings, and San wouldn't even come out of her room to see the wonderland.

This decision seemed good at the time it was taken and was motivated by two reasons: (a) the language's efficiency for the job; (b) the language was shared between RED and GREEN, tentatively helping in the creation of an organisational bridge between the two communities.

"So what," the adults asked tentatively, "would help you?" They got a variety of answers.

Foreign donors have tentatively offered to help it to get organised as a proper opposition, but have been rebuffed.Might other opposition parties take over?

THE prospect of higher payments for schools is causing many residents to focus on Black Rock Park, as the development is tentatively called, to help the public treasury.

No wonder that Hannana Siddiqui, chair of the campaign, welcomed this concession only tentatively: "It will help to save many lives.

Connect to Today: In addition to war fronts and border discussions, the Big Three powers tentatively agreed to help form what would become the United Nations organization at the Tehran Conference.

Despite bruising disagreements with the United States over the war in Iraq, Europe is tentatively offering to help pay for reconstruction, provided that the money is administered by an international agency like the World Bank or the United Nations, a top European Union official said today.

For Rhodopsin sub-classification, BLAST searches were used to help tentatively assign putative ligands to receptors omitted from phylogenetic analysis.

More tentatively, low-dose regimens may help lower cholesterol and improve other parameters of cardiovascular health.