Sentence examples for an extremely tenuous from inspiring English sources

In addition, Mariner 10's spectral measurements showed that Mercury has an extremely tenuous atmosphere.

The Spitzer Space Telescope discovered this ring; its observations showed an extremely tenuous optical depth of 2 × 10−8.

In addition to the predominant water ice, solid carbon dioxide is present on the surface, and an extremely tenuous carbon dioxide atmosphere is slowly escaping into space.

It is sometimes said that in extortion the victim consents, although under duress, while in robbery his will is overwhelmed so that there is no consent; but this is an extremely tenuous distinction.

A freelance feature writer spinning an extremely tenuous story, which began as a conclusion borrowed from the fringes of the internet, with the evidence then sought out, not very successfully.

Mr. Advani called Pakistan "a theocratic state with an extremely tenuous tradition of democracy" that was "unable to reconcile itself with the reality of a secular, democratic, self-confident and steadily progressing India".

Beyond the fact that the minimum wage allows workers to maintain at least a decent, if extremely tenuous, standard of living, recent research suggests that the minimum wage does not inherently increase unemployment.

The analogy between an animal territory and a territorial state is obviously extremely tenuous.

THE case for getting tough with China continues to seem extremely tenuous.

The evidence that this organisation exists at all is extremely tenuous, and if it does it is almost certainly the fruit of an Uzbek agent-provocateur operation.

A former Save the Children worker on Nauru said: "This mother is terrified and the family's situation is extremely tenuous".