Sentence examples for a tenuous equilibrium from inspiring English sources
"He adores me," she said, shaking herself back to a tenuous equilibrium.
In the stasis stage, youth reach a tenuous equilibrium in which they can meet their basic needs.
Every relationship establishes a tenuous equilibrium, a tipping point, and Paul and Mallory's disagreement over the incident seems to have provided a good hard shove.
Thus, a tenuous balance exists between aging and cancer [ 19- 23].
There may a tenuous balance between the two possible results.
But as prints, for their time, they stand alone, the artist maintaining a tenuous, chancy equilibrium through the balancing of blocky multicolored shapes.
At its center, organic forms appear to sprout from the pipes, further threatening the structure's tenuous equilibrium.
The tenuous equilibrium among the Noones changes when Billy's old school pal — old flame would be equally accurate — reappears in town.
This eventually led to the concussion theory of rain-making -- the idea that by setting off explosions (artillery fire would do nicely) the atmosphere's tenuous equilibrium would be disturbed and rain would fall.
They managed to stay in business by borrowing money and by doing well enough in the SPL to qualify consistently for the Champions League in Europe, which offers generous payouts to participants.In recent years, however, Rangers suffered three disruptions to this tenuous equilibrium.
