Sentence examples for a tenuous relationship between from inspiring English sources
It perplexes him deeply that in some states there is only a tenuous relationship between the vote on primary day and the final distribution of delegates who are sent to the convention.
"As previously demonstrated, the evidence shows a tenuous relationship between those rationales and the actual terms of the bill".
Those folks foolishly imagined that a tenuous relationship between Obama and long ago Weather Undergrounder-turned-respected Chicago professor Bill Ayers would mean more to voters than McCain's long record of supporting President Bush and Vice President Cheney.
This kicked off a tenuous relationship between the group and their home city, caught between the hometown scene that wrought them and their vast creative palate and ambitions for global success.
But in the Île-de-France region around Paris, on the contrary, the medieval traditions of French masonry construction, combined with the abundance of good freestone, caused theorists from the Renaissance to the time of the French Revolution to favour a less tenuous relationship between the external appearance of a building and the system by which it was constructed.
The reaction of Iran's opposition as well as its establishment figures suggests a more tenuous relationship between the Islamist regime and Iranian nationalism than generally thought.
There may be a rather tenuous relationship between the initial application and the modified, often greatly improved, full proposal, and the lack of power due to only 60 studies being funded, means that we may have missed important predictors of success at the final funding board.
Meanwhile, after years of steady decline, violent crime is on the rise again in South LA, straining an already tenuous relationship between police officers and the community.
By all reports, Schiano's command of the Bucs falls somewhere between a benevolent despotism and a dictatorship, and so a tenuous relationship with the QB did not bode well for Freeman's future.
Their disagreement served as fitting punctuation for a tenuous relationship.
This is a man, after all, who has only a tenuous relationship with the straight and narrow.
