Sentence examples for a tenuous connection between from inspiring English sources

That makes for a tenuous connection between Latin American stocks and the Nasdaq.

Mrs Clinton had once, in a debate, suggested a tenuous connection between Mr Obama's church and Hamas.

Yes, but there is a tenuous connection between my Sark experience and Eye Spy (Channel 4), which is moral dilemma television, narrated by Stephen Fry.

But, while it's good to find BBC radio moving fast to air the current production, it also raises a big question: why is there such a tenuous connection between theatre and the broadcast media?

The benefits of stronger I.P. protection are even less convincing when it comes to copyright: there's little evidence that writers and artists are made more productive or creative by the prospect of earning profits for seventy years after they die, and the historical record suggests only a tenuous connection between stronger I.P. laws and creative output.

This is despite the inconvenient reality of a tenuous connection between President Bill Clinton's 1999 financial deregulation and the recent financial crisis and even though proponents of a return to Glass-Steagall acknowledge that it would not have prevented the crisis.

And since there is often a tenuous connection, if that, between a song and the reason for singing it, such revamped versions lift tunes from other Rodgers and Hart shows.

There's a tenuous connection to be made between Maxwell's endorsement of sexual chivalry and his commitment to frank musicality.

Other times there was "a tenuous connection".

Why not, say, sports drinks, power bars or something with even a tenuous connection to tennis?

Ninety-nine percent of the population has a tenuous connection to the military at best.