Sentence examples for tentatively ready from inspiring English sources

Four other such firms were also tentatively ready to settle and repay another $176m in ill-gotten profits to investors and in fines.Pimco, a mutual fund owned by Allianz Dresdner Asset Management, became the latest target in investigations of "market timing".

Various shenanigans ensue, and by the final scene, Ana, who has resisted thoughts of polygamy, appears on the doorstep, tentatively ready for sister wives.

In late July, the presiding judge, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Craig Karlan, reported that a preliminary ruling that could have affected the game's release would have been given on August 6, 2009, with Karlan tentatively ready to deny Activision's motion to delay the game.

Tentatively titled "Ready to Get Dangerous?," the New York Daily News writes that the book was slated to describe "what it means to live everyday as 'a sold out, hardcore, nothing held back Jesus freak.'".

But now, he said last week, he is ready — tentatively — to admit it: He would like his work to change things.

Now is simply the time, they say, when the diplomatic stars are all aligned, meaning that Seoul, Tokyo and, perhaps more tentatively, Washington, seem ready to do business with Pyongyang.

"Ready?" He nodded tentatively.

At a moment when Israeli and Palestinian leaders seem ready to move forward, however tentatively, Washington's continued assistance may also become indispensable.

Finally, it could be tentatively estimated that the weapon would be ready between the middle of January and the middle of April, with a month's margin of error on either side.

László Kovács, the EU's tax commissioner, said a proposal would be ready in the first half of 2008 and tentatively suggested that a common base could be in place some time "after 2010".

Many people believe he has become the Norma Desmond of pop, retreating into his mansions, tentatively offering a new single every few years, and refusing to be ready for his close-up.