Sentence examples for tentatively said from inspiring English sources

One of the team's mainstays, Curtis Granderson, was in the clubhouse before the game, and tentatively said that he expects to return to the lineup from a fractured right forearm by early May.

For its fourth quarter, Dell executives tentatively said that it expected its profits to increase 35percentt from the year-earlier quarter, to 23 cents a share, and its sales to increase 24percenttoto $9.7 billion.

DealBook » Cerberus to Avoid Trial With Innkeeper Deal  |  In an agreement that is likely to avoid a trial over the issue, Cerberus Capital Management and Chatham Lodging Trust have tentatively said they would acquire bankrupt Innkeepers USA Trust for less than they had previously discussed, Reuters writes.

The internet facilitated asexuality's going overground; whereas it used to be associated with amoebas and plants, the turn of this century saw Yahoo forums opening up around the first people who, anonymously and tentatively, said: "I just don't get what all the fuss about sex is".

He tentatively said "yes".

I tentatively said yes, wanting to know more details.

Horsfield tentatively says she is writing some more in preparation should it be recommissioned but does not want to jinx things.

I would tentatively say they have an 'indie' aesthetic; with vocals and well-crafted songwriting, directed through loosely deep house-style creations.

As I was about to sign the contract, the woman tentatively says, "So, are you just going to be driving in and around Bismark?" I slowly looked up and not saying anything, I just raised one eyebrow.

As the task difficulty increased with decreasing notch, resulting in poorer performance, we could tentatively say that task difficulty (or attentional load) did increase the proportional attentional effect or sensory gain, but only to a certain extent, which could even be related to the physiological limits of the human auditory system (the critical band).

We can tentatively say, however, that increased participation seemed to be due to the commitment of both the practice manager and at least one of the lead GPs.