Sentence examples for are extremely tenuous from inspiring English sources

Dr Ray Burgess, from the University of Manchester's school of earth, atmospheric and environmental sciences, says: "The signs of the Earth's evolution in the distant past are extremely tenuous, only fragments of highly weathered and altered rocks exists from this time, and for the most part, the evidence is indirect.

The outer layers are extremely tenuous and rarified, and the radiation we receive here on Earth doesn't all originate from the very edge of that plasma.

The candidate preferences that voters share with pollsters are extremely tenuous -- they will typically grasp for familiar names -- and can be highly unreliable in predicting the nominee.

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".

The lunar atmosphere is extremely tenuous compared to the Earth's atmosphere.

The link between pagan polemic as transmitted via Christian polemic to the real lives or lived experience of Christian woman is extremely tenuous.

Mr. Pronk said the overall security situation is extremely tenuous.

The 31-year-old teacher said she is "well aware that any protections we do have are extremely recent and extremely tenuous". That's why she is trying to coach her students to be vigilant about fighting for social justice.

The 31-year-old teacher said she is "well aware that any protections we do have are extremely recent and extremely tenuous".

Due to the tenuous nature of morphological characters, phylogenetic reconstructions are extremely difficult [ 6, 11].