Sentence examples for a highly tenuous from inspiring English sources

Jessie J has previous in the area of saying stupid things, or at least things that can be interpreted to suggest both an unimaginable self-regard and a highly tenuous connection to reality.

The classified National Intelligence Estimate revealed by the Times last month offers three possible scenarios for Iraq through the end of next year, the best being a highly tenuous stability and the worst preparations for an all-out civil war.

Other works about the process of perception range from Matthew McCaslin's "To the Rainbow," in which a humidifier blows steam through light to generate a highly tenuous rainbow on the wall, to Kathy Drasher's untitled octagonal wall piece that leads the eye on a subtle journey from palest orange to rose.

3. The current coalition between the air forces of the United States and its coalition partners, the Iraqi Army, the remnants of the Sunni militias, and the Iranian directed Shia Militias is a highly tenuous one.

As a result, the President might be forced to veto new sanctions and ensure that one-third of the House or Senate block an override of the veto -- a highly tenuous but potentially defensible position.

In 1976, when I moved to Los Angeles, I desperately wanted a Mercedes 450 SLC, a car that was — even in used form — far more than I deserved or could afford at my entry-level, highly tenuous work as a scriptwriter.

He acclimated highly tenuous species". McEacharn's reputation as a "living encyclopedia of horticulture" grew into a global mission he undertook with serious responsibility.

But the connection is highly tenuous.

But many industry and accounting experts contend that any premise about power prices 5 or 10 years from now is highly tenuous.

Coburn does not romanticize the ways of Istalif — the quiet the town has enjoyed since the end of the Taliban regime is highly tenuous, and largely the result of tacit agreements among bitter rivals over what to forget and ignore.

Solar system, assemblage consisting of the Sun an average star in the Milky Way Galaxy and those bodies orbiting around it: 8 (formerly 9) planets with about 170 known planetary satellites (moons); countless asteroids, some with their own satellites; comets and other icy bodies; and vast reaches of highly tenuous gas and dust known as the interplanetary medium.