tentative造句

Design a tentative table space.

Other firms are also showing signs of concern and are taking tentative steps towards consolidation.

Some tentative signs of stabilization have recently occurred in the housing market.

Other robots are making tentative forays into the treacherous terrain of human mental states and emotions.

Yet in other moments he seems petulant, tentative and even frail.

She looked at him anxiously to see how he would take the tentative remark, but he was only astonished.

I use the word "tentative" here because these are more rough thoughts than a philosophy that I trust with certainty.

The species's history, from its tentative beginning in North-East Africa to its current imperial dominion, has already been revealed, just through being able to read the genome.

This forecast is quite tentative, however, since no recent detailed PRC-343 (H4855) PRR contract or sales information has been disclosed.

He is a 37-year-old man with the distinct Mongolian features characteristic of the borderlands, and he wears a brown tunic, a turban, and a tentative smile.

It reached a tentative agreement in which Nissan would have made a small car for Chrysler and Chrysler would have built a pickup for Nissan.

Last week, senior U.S. officials said a tentative accord had been reached, but Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk last Friday said the U.S. offer was unsatisfactory, although talks would continue.

To sum up, we are able to make some tentative plans about the future, all because the flexibility built into the iterative process allows us some deviation from the original plan.

And if the number of autism diagnoses has risen dramatically, so too will the number of teenagers who reach this tentative place: ready to leave the cocoon, but not quite ready for the world.