Sentence examples for with the tentative from inspiring English sources

This contrasts with the tentative tone of the early IPCC reports.

Earlier, negotiators for the schools and for the union had seemed satisfied with the tentative deal they had hashed out.

Any evaluation of the United States team must begin with the tentative starts that put the Yanks behind in all four World Cup matches.

Miss Williams's hiring by City Opera was of a piece with the tentative first stabs by postwar America at integrating the worlds of culture and entertainment.

The book, with the tentative title "An Atheist in the Foxhole," was sold for a low six-figure advance, Gawker said.

The vivid precision of the air raid scene, which served as raw material for "The Tin Drum," contrasts markedly with the tentative, gauzy rendering of critical life events.

Speaker of the House of Representatives John Boehner said "there are a lot of issues in here that have to be dealt with" but the tentative proposal by a bipartisan group of eight House members "is frankly a pretty responsible solution".

But, as the sociologist Barbara Katz Rothman suggested with the phrase "the tentative pregnancy," testing has also changed the nature of pregnancy.

An oral enema with gastrografin supported the tentative diagnosis of short bowel syndrome.

Joshua walks with the wide, tentative yet supple steps he sees black teenage boys make, steps he has practiced at home in the mirror.

It can not have been easy for Mr. Yuk to coordinate the orchestra with the sometimes tentative boy sopranos brought together here as the Princeton Festival Children's Chorus.