Sentence examples for were tentative about from inspiring English sources

"Initially, people were tentative about buying in to that particular neighborhood, but that's been resolved, there's a comfort level now, and the real estate there is keeping pace with all of the other areas of Haywood County in terms of days on the market and selling price".

I'm tentative about saying it's race-based".

De Maizière admitted Germany had been tentative about military operations since the country was unified.

Still, Disney executives are tentative about committing themselves to their own projects.

"The scientific organizations are reluctant to advocate detailed policy prescriptions, while political actors are tentative about the scientific realities".

Benech prefers the label "gardener" or "plantsman" to "landscape designer," and is tentative about defining his own style too narrowly.

The landlord, who lived downstairs, was tentative about Iggy and wanted to meet him, so they put him in the vacant unit while Mr. Cleary made noise outside.

One of the reasons the IMF is tentative about the next instalment of its loan is that the government failed to present a deficit-free budget to parliament.

The west has been tentative about such ideas while seeking suspension of enrichment by demanding that Iran adheres to UN security council resolutions.

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.

Self-publishing is a rapidly growing sector of the book industry, but big publishers have been tentative about entering the market, partly for fear of tarnishing their brand by allowing content they have not reviewed to be published under their name.