Sentence examples for tentatively should from inspiring English sources

Readers who wonder why Young criticizes Taylor and Austen for using the "alchemy" concept too tentatively should consult Adam Cohen's review of "The Partisan: The Life of William Rehnquist," in the same issue.

Second, more broadly, and tentatively, that we should not only advocate for policies that promote equity as an outcome of economic growth, but also –conversely – we should make the case that promoting equity helps produce sustainable growth, a proposition that is supported by a growing body of evidence.

My husband tentatively suggested that I should, perhaps, think about stopping the pill.

I rang my dad the week before my 21st birthday and tentatively asked if we should have lunch.

The international board, however, has begun considering that issue and has tentatively concluded that options should be recognized as an expense when they are issued.

Analysts said they were confused by Adelphia's statement that it had "tentatively" concluded that it should add $1.6 billion in debt to its liabilities for 2001, $1.2 billion for 2000 and $700 million in 1999.

The water containing RSBC < 5, 5 10 and >10 meq/L should be tentatively considered as safe, marginal and unsatisfactory, respectively (Gupta and Gupta 1987).

The puzzling short τ D should be tentatively attributed to the outcome of an intrinsic decay mechanism in the TCQR such as strong electron-hole overlap and large transition dipole matrix element, even if the presence of parasitic channels inside the TCQR cannot be ruled out and it possibly plays a role.

Only if the observed results are highly unlikely under the null hypothesis should we (tentatively) accept the alternative hypothesis of WGD.

Match qualities between 89 and 50 % may be considered tentatively identified, and those <50%% should be considered unreliable, and the compound should be considered unknown or unidentified.

Negotiators from the two parties had tentatively agreed that the institutes should receive another increase of 15percentt, raising its appropriation to $20.5 billion in the current fiscal year.