Some businesses may be more tentative with fears of a recession.
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Mike Coffman (R-CO), as well as more tentative statements from other Republican lawmakers.
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This "graffitism" is less developed than the first trend, more tentative and with fewer exponents.
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Offstage — when speaking in an interview, for instance — Dormeshia is much more tentative and circumspect.
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Cardenia, who becomes The Emperox, is more tentative, and Marce is more observing and taking notes.
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But another major fund manager, Manulife Asset Management, was expecting the Fed to remain more tentative.
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Or do they take a more tentative approach to Kavanaugh's nomination and risk igniting conservative ire?
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A few are more tentative and ephemeral, appearing as diagrams or schemes with a stark frontality.
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He defiantly defended the policy even last year as he took more tentative steps toward a bid.
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Olivia Munn, serving as third wheel and ostensible romantic interest for Ice Cube, seems a bit more tentative.
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His 2015 album, "Delilah," was a slightly more tentative take on the style, but on "Encore," he blossoms.
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The results at Miller were more tentative and meandering than what he has achieved with other large groups.
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Would I feel more tentative wearing some of the more expensive ones I have admired from a distance?
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The more tentative prediction is that the high drama of the second half of the year won't change very much.
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"Women are more tentative about coming out in the workplace about their political views, whatever they are," Ms. Aberly added.
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I'm a much more tentative person and just don't feel ready to think about living together and planning a future.
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But Europeans have even more significantly cut their defense spending, and become more tentative about the use of military force.
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But platforms have been more tentative in dealing with the kind of right-wing extremism that focuses on white supremacy.
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Some studies in the general population suggest that men use more assertive language and women more tentative language when communicating.
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" Of Metz's shaky singing performance as Kate in the season premiere, Fogelman explained, "We made her sound a little more tentative.
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In other words, the shift during the 1980s and beyond, after Chambers' research was published, is more tentative than clear-cut.
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Mr. Carlin's more tentative attitude toward the government is a reminder of the anxiety about even doing comedy after Sept. 11.
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Reversing the natural order of the universe, the appetizers and the smaller "amuses" often seem more tentative than the main courses.
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In person, he radiates a negative exuberance, though he is milder, more tentative than his work might lead you to expect.
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Other Democratic presidential candidates, including Senator Amy Klobuchar and (allegedly soon-to-be) presidential candidate Joe Biden hold far more tentative positions.
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This column will offer two firm predictions for the era of drift and a more tentative one for the era of drama.
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"We made her sound a little more tentative … We thought we had to make this a realistic situation for Kate," Fogelman also explained.
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"At Sound Waves performances one could often see him leaning in to lead and coach younger and more tentative players," Dempster told KXAN.
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Keitany, who last year burst out in front around Mile 10 and never looked back, appeared more tentative and conservative with her approach this time.
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Andrea Petkovic, a current women's player, said she thought women might be more tentative about raising their hands for a job they did not feel qualified for.
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The figures are the strongest sign yet that a rebound in business sentiment may be underway, after more tentative evidence from a survey of purchasing managers on Monday.
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Typically Emma is a bit more tentative when meeting other dogs for the first time, but as soon as she saw (and sniffed) Slick, her tail went wild wagging.
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The heavy-swinging Canadian looked likely to pull off an upset against the more tentative Djokovic, but Shapovalov's error count climbed too high during the critical third set tiebreak.
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She is the defending Olympic champion in giant slalom, but in a giant slalom Saturday at Killington, she was more tentative than the other top competitors in the first run.
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In the case of Irma, we expect this initial impact to be around -300 kb/d, although note that the lack of many precedents makes this estimate even more tentative.
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Unlike some of the U.S.'s more tentative forwards like Gyasi Zardes, or its maddeningly inconsistent shooters like Chris Wondolowski, Dempsey has the "screw it, I'm shooting" mentality that the team sorely lacks.
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Federer's serve and return were forceful against Zverev, but his normally nimble lateral movement was more tentative, causing more errors in his groundstrokes as he struggled to match Zverev's steadiness from the baseline.
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It seemed to Kiril that she had become more tentative as the class went on—not because her German was deteriorating but because the emotions she wanted to describe were becoming more complex.
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"The broad environment is a bit more tentative for risk taking and the dollar looks to be struggling thanks to volatile U.S. stocks," said Lee Hardman, a currency strategist at MUFG in London.
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The extent of the losses can vary, and the numbers are generally bigger in the House, with its larger membership and the more tentative connections between its members and a lightly engaged public.
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And I'm especially interested to find out whether the show's Offred is — as the final moments of the pilot seemed to promise — more determined to change her situation than the book's more tentative version of the character.
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When faced with a great pressure fighter, good hard counter punches can make them more tentative to step in, but if that pressure fighter is effectively and frequently applying the jab, picking the perfect counters gets tricky.
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It's a fascinating adjustment for Crowder, who's playing more tentative with the ball than before as he tries to discover how he can best help the team he just spent three straight years desperately trying to beat.
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But some rate-setters argued for more tentative language regarding a possible extension of the ECB's debt purchases, for which the bar is now set fairly high, meaning significant negative events would be needed, the sources said.
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While some Democratic senators are in favor of an all-out opposition to Gorsuch's confirmation, other senators have been more tentative, in particular because some are up for re-election in states that swung towards Trump in November.
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But it also leaves a tenth who are conservative Catholics and a fifth who are nonreligious conservatives more tentative in their support of the Republican Party — and it pushes away the quarter of Republicans who remain ideologically moderate.
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Maybe they won't understand what will be required to change it, and maybe they will have to be more tentative and maybe it will hurt them even if they do not think of themselves as a bad person.
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Over the past week, this news has caused ripples of celebration, analysis and follow-up, including reports of a third patient who received the same treatment as the London man but whose recovery remains at a more tentative stage.
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The CEO's exit was a result of differences of opinion with chairman Mark Tucker over Flint's more tentative approach to cutting expenses and setting revenue targets for senior managers to boost profit growth, a person familiar with the matter said.
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According to two people involved in the transaction, the boards of both companies agreed on suspending the IPO after more tentative bids began to come in at below the suggested range of 12.50 reais to 16.50 reais apiece on Tuesday.
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In all, the exhibition begins with boldness and then more tentative steps, as if the curators leaped into the space, and then finding themselves with a surfeit of ways that the body can be threatened and pulled apart, opted for one of each.
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The United States is the country that enables the occupation to continue, and without whose support Israel would be vastly more tentative in its actions both foreign and domestic, and might therefore be a more just state today, and perhaps even a safer one.
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What happened: U.S. markets initially followed a global sell-off that was sparked by the arrest of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzho, but then settled and raced to the close after a Wall Street Journal report that the Fed may become even more tentative on interest rate hikes.
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Though Cuomo said he was calling for the program to be rescinded, Thomas Mailey, a spokesperson for the state prison system was more tentative, telling the New York Daily News that the directive would be suspended until the concerns of inmates' families could be more adequately addressed.
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The Trump administration's approach to the two most important legislative accomplishments of the Democrats in 2009-2010 follow the pattern set by Congressional Republicans when they took control: Targeting the Affordable Care Act for repeal and being much more tentative about plans for the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
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The details of the possible charges have not been formally released, though it has been widely reported they would be linked to money laundering, either in connection with her intention of making a film about El Chapo's life, or more tentative evidence that she was seeking his backing for her tequila brand.
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Following the extravagant enthusiasm of the ex-Prime Minister David Cameron and his government's approach towards China, incumbent Theresa May has, true to style, outstretched a more tentative hand to the single party state, as exemplified by decisions such as the one to review and then impose tighter security conditions on the £18 billion ($22.3 billion) Hinkley Point nuclear project in southwest England.
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Clinton — scarred by the blowback for saying she chose to pursue a career rather than staying home to bake cookies, chastised by her husband's West Wing aides for declaring that "women's rights are human rights" in Beijing in 1995 and warned by her 2016 campaign chairman to avoid talking about glass ceilings — came to adopt a more tentative embrace of how she talked about her gender.
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Some of the results of this study were presented in Kluge (2000, 2005, 2006). In general, the SIL studies corroborated many of Capo's findings and led to adjustment of some of his more tentative groupings.
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Rolling Stone's Stephen Holder called the album an impressive debut marred only by comparisons to Linda Ronstadt. Saying "Bonoff's approach is softer, plainer and more tentative." But concluding, "[t]he consistency of the material confirms a major writing talent; the performances show a promising singer."Holder, Stephen.
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A year earlier, he dissected a horse with his Academy students, and may have relied on those anatomical notes. In the sketch, the animal's hooves are more tentative than in the finished painting. Eakins painted a replica of the sketch that he made into a fan for Mrs. Rogers (private collection).
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During this initial phase, the usual field reconnaissance was also conducted - patrols might be sent out, raids mounted to probe for weaknesses, prisoners snatched, and local inhabitants intimidated.Adrian Goldsworthy, The Punic Wars, (Cassell 2001) pp. 43–78 Morale. If the field of potential battle were near, the movement became more careful and more tentative.
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The length of the suspension was increased because Edler was a repeat offender. Tortarella believed that the suspension caused Edler to be more tentative defensively for the rest of the season. Vancouver lost the next home game before starting a seven-game road trip, their longest of the season. Canucks players congratulate Roberto Luongo on his 63rd career shutout.
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A few linguists have proposed even broader relationships, of which the Dene–Caucasian hypothesis is perhaps the most popular. Dene–Caucasian links the North Caucasian (including Northwest Caucasian), Basque, Burushaski, Yeniseian, Sino-Tibetan, and Na–Dene families. However, this is an even more tentative hypothesis than Nostratic, which attempts to relate Kartvelian, Indo-European, Uralic, and Altaic, etc., and which is widely considered to be undemonstrated.
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"Koestler and His Jewish Thesis", The National Interest, Fall 1999. Neil McInnes writes that Dunlop was, however, "much more tentative" in his conclusions, as were other historians of Khazars, including Peter Golden and Moses Shulvass. Golden himself described the book as "controversial", stating it contained "sweeping claims of Khazar legacy and influence".Golden, Peter B., "Khazar Studies: Achievements and Perspectives", in Golden, Peter B.; Ben-Shammai, Haggai; Róna-Tas, András.
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His lip had strengthened from earlier, more tentative years; on nine of the Wolverines' recorded titles he proceeds commandingly from lead to opening solo without any need for a respite from playing.Fairweather, p. 127. In some respects, Beiderbecke's playing was sui generis,The cornetist Rex Stewart described his friend Beiderbecke as "playin' stuff all his own. Didn't sound like Louis [Armstrong] or anybody else" (quoted in Teachout, "Homage to Bix").
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The connection between the Saharastega and Nigerpeton was relatively robust, found by 50% of bootstrap trees. Their connection to cochleosaurids was much more tentative, found by only 4% of bootstrap trees, although this was still the most consistent position under the bootstrap methodology. The bayesian analysis had a similar (but less unsteady) result, placing Saharastega and Nigerpeton (connected by 99% of bayesian trees) next to the cochleosaurid Chenoprosopus (connected by 33% of bayesian trees).
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Movements for Piano and Orchestra is a composition for piano and orchestra by Igor Stravinsky, consisting of five short movements altogether lasting around nine minutes. It was composed during his serial period. The piece is notable in that it shows Stravinsky's complete dedication to the serial idiom which was notably more tentative in previous serial based compositions and shows the distinct influence of Anton Webern on Stravinsky's own serial language.Orrin Howard, Movements, for Piano and Orchestra, by Igor Stravinsky.
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Asian land mammal ages are more recently named and more tentative than the ages for the above continents, with poor geochronological constraints. There is no consensus for the names of some of the ages. However, the picture is rapidly improving, since Central Asia has some of the world's best records of Neogene mammals. In Africa, sequences of fossils (including those of primates) have been determined and some land mammal ages designated, but not yet formally defined.
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Pym finished A Few Green Leaves in October 1979.Pym 1984, p. 333 She was not entirely happy with the quality of the final version, but no longer had the strength to keep writing. In Pym's initial draft of the novel, Emma's decision to stay in the village and pursue the love affair was present, but it was more tentative; she made the decision more concrete in the final draft Pym died on 11 January 1980.
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Economic theories are frequently tested empirically, largely through the use of econometrics using economic data. The controlled experiments common to the physical sciences are difficult and uncommon in economics, and instead broad data is observationally studied; this type of testing is typically regarded as less rigorous than controlled experimentation, and the conclusions typically more tentative. However, the field of experimental economics is growing, and increasing use is being made of natural experiments. Statistical methods such as regression analysis are common.
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They toured California and Nevada during January 2012 acoustic, after the departure of drummer Rob Capace only weeks before the tour. The band has more tentative plans for a fall 2012 north east tour, and January Florida/Gulf Coast tour. Jesse cites his family as his biggest inspiration for his music. His mother is a singer/songwriter, Teri Salvo Nissenbaum, and still performs out and his father worked with many bands in the 1980s including Kiss, Ted Nugent and others.
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The most salient deformation theory in mathematics has been that of complex manifolds and algebraic varieties. This was put on a firm basis by foundational work of Kunihiko Kodaira and Donald C. Spencer, after deformation techniques had received a great deal of more tentative application in the Italian school of algebraic geometry. One expects, intuitively, that deformation theory of the first order should equate the Zariski tangent space with a moduli space. The phenomena turn out to be rather subtle, though, in the general case.
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The top seeded Tennessee Lady Vols faced the Baylor Lady Bears in the Memphis Regional semifinals. This was a rematch of the season open for the two teams, a game won by Tennessee 74–65. Earlier in March, the freshman center for Baylor, Brittney Griner had broken the nose of Jordan Barncastle in a game against Texas Tech, which resulted in Griner playing more tentative, concerned about drawing attention to the referees. She was not tentative in the game against the Lady Vols, scoring 27 points and recording ten blocks.
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Peace and contentment Eduard von Grützner (1897) Contentment is an emotional state of satisfaction that can be seen as a mental state, maybe drawn from being at ease in one's situation, body and mind. Colloquially speaking, contentment could be a state of having accepted one's situation and is a milder and more tentative form of happiness. Contentment and the pursuit of contentment are possibly a central thread through many philosophical or religious schools across diverse cultures, times and geographies. Siddharta might have said "Health is the most precious gain and contentment the greatest wealth".
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A helmeted figure on Roman coins of 280-276 and 265-242 BC is sometimes interpreted as Roma but the identification is contestable.From "Sear Roman Coins & their Values (RCV 2000 Edition) #25" at www.wildwinds.com (accessed 22 June 2009): but see Mellor, 974-5 for a more tentative approach to early helmeted figures: other possible identities have been speculated, such as Diana or the Trojan captive Rhome, who may be a mythic-poetic personification of Gk. rhome (strength). (For Rhome, see Hard, R., Rose, H.J., The Routledge Handbook of Greek Mythology, 2003, p586: limited preview available online: .
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The Phla–Pherá (Xwla–Xwela) languages form a possible group of Gbe languages spoken mainly in southeastern and southwestern Benin; some communities are found in southeastern Togo and southwestern Nigeria. The group, comprising about ten varieties, was introduced by H.B. Capo in his 1988 classification of Gbe languages as one of the five main branches of Gbe. Additional research carried out by SIL International in the nineties corroborated many of Capo's findings and led to adjustment of some of his more tentative groupings; in particular, Phla–Pherá was divided in an eastern and a western cluster. Phla–Pherá is one of the smaller Gbe branches in terms of number of speakers.
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Early in the fourth quarter, Chamberlain incurred his fifth foul (he had never fouled out of a game in his career) and had to play more tentative defense. Then, with just over 5 minutes remaining and the Lakers trailing 103–94, Chamberlain landed awkwardly when grabbing a rebound and came to the bench with an injured knee. Behind backup center Mel Counts, the Lakers cut the lead to 103–102 with two minutes left. Chamberlain then informed Van Breda Kolff that he was ready to return, but the coach infamously told the superstar center "we're doing fine without you", and Chamberlain never got back in the game.
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Yoko Shimomura served as the lead composer for Final Fantasy XV, writing around 80% of the soundtrack. The musical score for the action role-playing game Final Fantasy XV, originally a spin-off game called Final Fantasy Versus XIII, was composed primarily by Yoko Shimomura, whose previous work included Parasite Eve, Legend of Mana, and the Kingdom Hearts series. Final Fantasy XV was her first time composing for the Final Fantasy series, so she took a more tentative approach than her Kingdom Hearts projects. Shimomura was involved with the project when XV was still titled Versus XIII, being hired to composed the music in 2006 and staying on through its ten-year development cycle.
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Kirkus Reviews, in a starred review of Flossie & the Fox, wrote "Isadora's watercolor, ink and pencil illustrations fully realize the spirit of the text, with Flossie's sturdy, self-reliant stance and the fox growing progressively more tentative and defensive. Mellow green, lemon, rust and earth tones fill a safe, sun-dappled world." and called it "A perfect picture book" School Library Journal wrote "The language is true, and the illustrations are marvelously complementary in their interpretation of the events. This spirited little girl will capture readers from the beginning, and they'll adore her by the end of this delightful story." Flossie & the Fox has also been reviewed by Booklist, and Publishers Weekly.
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When Benedict ascended to the Papacy his election was welcomed by the Anti-Defamation League who noted "his great sensitivity to Jewish history and the Holocaust". However, his election received a more reserved response from the United Kingdom's Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, who hoped that Benedict would "continue along the path of Pope John XXIII and Pope John Paul II in working to enhance relations with the Jewish people and the State of Israel." WebCitation archive The Foreign Minister of Israel also offered more tentative praise, though the Minister believed that "this Pope, considering his historical experience, will be especially committed to an uncompromising fight against anti-Semitism." Critics have accused Benedict's papacy of insensitivity towards Judaism.
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Several other minor works have been attributed to this same author, along with a lengthy collection of exegetical and polemical tractates, the Quaestiones Veteris et Novi Testamenti, which manuscripts have traditionally ascribed to Augustine. In 1905, Alexander Souter established that this work should also be attributed to Ambrosiaster.David G Hunter, "Fourth-century Latin writers", in Frances Young, Lewis Ayres and Andrew Louth, eds, The Cambridge History of Early Christian Literature, (2010), p307 Fragments of several other works have been ascribed with some certainty to Ambrosiaster: a commentary on Matthew 24, a discussion of the parable of the three measures of flour into which a woman placed yeast, and a treatment of Peter's denial and the arrest of Jesus in Gethsemane. The attribution of other fragments to Ambrosiaster, though, is more tentative.
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Her serve speed peaked at 109 mph (174 km/h), allowing her to dictate points from the first stroke. Further strengths included her fitness, speed, and court coverage, allowing her to be an excellent retriever, and hit winners from any position on the court. Prior to her stabbing, Seles’ greatest strength was her confidence, self-belief, and mental toughness, with her being described as one of the toughest players to beat on the WTA tour. Following her return to the tour, she became a more tentative player, who was nowhere near as confident as she was prior to her stabbing, with her nerves failing her in crucial moments. Seles accompanied her shots with loud grunting, and was the first player in the women’s game to do so, and was frequently criticised for doing so.
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Saint Paul in Saint Pouange In his thesis Arnhold addresses the possibility of these two life-size statues being by the Maître de Chaource, dates them between 1518 and 1520 and states that there is archival evidence that they were brought to Saint Pouange in 1861, and had previously stood on the west facade of Troyes Cathedral. The records of Troyes Cathedral show that in 1517/1518 a sculptor called Jehan Briaix prepared some drawings for sculptures of Christ and Peter and Paul, but there is no record as to who subsequently carried out the carving, although it could have been Nicolas Halins, the Flemish sculptor. Arnhold concludes that for stylistic reasons the work could have been by the Maître de Chaource but is a little more tentative than with other attributions. Another scholar C.Fichot, already mentioned above, in his 1884 work " Statistique monumentale de l'Aube" states that these two statues could have come from the Troyes church Saint-Jacques-aux-Nonnains or the Cathedral of Troyes.
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Among the most specific details that are clearly Celtic are the group of carnyx players. The carnyx war horn was known from Roman descriptions of the Celts in battle and Trajan's Column, and a few pieces are known from archaeology, their number greatly increased by finds at Tintignac in France in 2004. Diodorus Siculus wrote around 60–30 BC (Histories, 5.30): :"Their trumpets again are of a peculiar barbarian kind; they blow into them and produce a harsh sound which suits the tumult of war" Another detail that is easily matched to archaeology is the torc worn by several figures, clearly of the "buffer" type, a fairly common Celtic artefact found in Western Europe, most often France, from the period the cauldron is thought to have been made.Megaws, 174–176; Green, 99 Other details with more tentative Celtic links are the long swords carried by some figures, and the horned and antlered helmets or head-dresses and the boar crest worn on their helmet by some warriors.
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The weigh-in took place at 1 pm PST on 8 November at the Xbox Plaza in Los Angeles. Paul stepped on the scales first, weighing in at 199.4lbs, just under the 200lbs cruiserweight limit, while KSI weighed in at 193.4lbs, just over 6lbs lighter, before the pair shared a brief head to head. Paul entered the ring first, sporting a red-white-and-blue robe and shorts and accompanied by his brother, Jake Paul, and musician Justin Bieber; KSI then entered the arena donning a red-and-black robe, shorts and mask, as American rappers Rick Ross and Lil Baby, and British singer and producer S-X performed KSI's newly-released song, titled "Down Like That", on which they feature. Referee Jack Reiss (far left), Paul (red, white and blue shorts) and KSI (red and black shorts) in the ring during the fight The first three rounds were controlled by KSI, who offloaded more punches and appeared the aggressor, while Paul employed a more cautious approach, throwing more tentative jabs.
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