Sentence examples similar to a tenuous comparison from inspiring English sources
An experimental study of this trade-off would require an ethically tenuous comparison of predation rates between control and infected animals.
One of the great managers of the modern era bows out after the finals when the German Ottmar Hitzfeld calls time on a 31-year coaching career garlanded with medals and one slightly tenuous comparison with spaghetti-sharing Disney mongrel Tramp.
What do you mean?" J felt obliged to stand by the tenuous comparison.
In addition, the relative importance of predictor variables is a tenuous concept, and comparison of the importance of predictors is not always the best approach in multiple regression.
However, the round-up has had enough of Matthew Dunn's jibber-jabber in the Daily Express, which desperately pursues a tenuous and ill-conceived comparison between England and the A-Team that starts badly and gets worse.
The place may have a tenuous atmosphere.
It's a tenuous connection.
But she is in a tenuous position.
