Sentence examples for though tentative from inspiring English sources

There are, though, tentative signs that a new way is emerging – that, away from the old power centres, there is space for clubs and individuals to work within more sustainable and transparent models.

Alice's reaching out, though tentative, is genuine.

Pension reform, though tentative, has at least begun.

Here too the evidence is positive, though tentative.

Though tentative, the settlement "does dispose of all remaining claims against all individuals, including Mr. Dunlap," Mr. Kornreich said.

Even the retail space in the ground floor of Citylights is vacant, though tentative plans call for a dry cleaner and, perhaps, a deli.

That process of bridging divisions, though, feels tentative, and the fears delivered by the retired men at the tea shop in Silivri were far more common.

Granaries are overflowing, thanks to recent bumper crops.What is disturbing, though, are tentative signs of long-term change to the summer rains.

Even if the trials actually happen, they are still probably a year away, said Brill--though a tentative trial date in October of this year has just been set.

He appeared to be curiously tentative, though, in the Symphonic Dances from "West Side Story".

While the F.A.A. and the Port Authority try to devise a system that protects small communities and start-up airlines, though, they are tentative about asserting their authority.