Sentence examples for tentatively made from inspiring English sources

Guided by these findings, scholars can confirm, refute, or amend chronological reconstructions already tentatively made.

Other unions agreed to concessions similar to those tentatively made by the guild.

The Globe's other unions tentatively made similar concessions in all-night talks that wrapped up Monday morning.

The diagnosis of uterine fibroids is tentatively made by pelvic examination and is confirmed by ultrasound or a noninvasive surgical procedure called a hysteroscopy.

After they had tentatively made it, they played the tape over many times and scrutinised Moore's carriage and muscular behaviour in the last round.

Proposals for loans aggregating £60,000,000 for the rehabilitation of the Government, the reconstruction of the whole revenue system and the development of the nation's resources have been tentatively made to foreign bankers by the men who will control the Coalition Government.

He added: "The object will now have an unknowable future: it will tentatively make its way in the world".

He was walking around the backyard of her home in Cordesville, S.C., about 45 minutes north of the city, tentatively making friends with her other horse and receiving a police pension in hay and feed.

Choosing your character – the Gamescom demo being limited to just two, but more will be available at release (along with customisation options, naturally) – you step out into an unforgiving world, light a bonfire, tentatively make your way down an ancient stone staircase, don't notice the reanimated corpse sneaking up behind you and then … well, die.

Most influential in this respect is Campbell's field-theory of tropes (defended in his 1990: chapter 6; see also Von Wachter 2000) and Simons' "nuclear" theory of tropes and the scientific use he tentatively makes of it (Simons 1994; see also Morganti 2009; and Wayne 2008).

On the other hand, this past week the administration and the Democratic Congressional leadership took the bold tactical step of putting health reform on a fast track by tentatively making it part of the budget resolution, the one form of legislation not susceptible to a Senate filibuster.