Sentence examples for a tenuous lead from inspiring English sources

"Join in the Dance has a tenuous lead," he said, then cited Regal Ransom, and, excitedly, Pioneerof the Nile as horses who were also on the lead.

After Louisiana, where Santorum has a tenuous lead, comes DC, Maryland, Wisconsin – states that would seem to favour Romney, but not conclusively so.

He seems to hold a tenuous lead as volunteers from both parties pour into the state, often seen as a microcosm of the nation, to get out the vote.

The argument to shut Thomas up may be a tougher case today because that shot dropped, helping preserve a tenuous lead as the Knicks beat the Pacers, 91-89, to even the Eastern Conference finals at two games each.

While he was the catalyst for the Pacers' 18-point comeback, Jackson scored 8 of his 11 points in the third quarter to preserve a tenuous lead and to put Indiana only one victory away from the National Basketball Association finals.

With Woakes unable to add to his first innings seven-wicket haul, it was Barker who made inroads as bottom-of-the-table Hampshire cleared a deficit of 109 to claimd a tenuous lead of 54.

The Mets stretched what looked like a very tenuous lead to three runs.

There, Mr. Obama holds a much more tenuous lead, about one percentage point in our forecast, which converts to about a 60 percent chance of winning.

The Nets had taken a tenuous 70-66 lead into the fourth quarter after finally awakening from a first-half slumber.

Against Penn State, UConn held a tenuous 48-47 lead with 17 minutes remaining, but cracked the game open with a 16-4 run.

But Collins rallied with a key block and a 3-point play to give the Nets a tenuous 82-81 lead with 8 minutes 18 seconds to play.