Sentence examples for be tenuous in from inspiring English sources

It is a sign that things will be tenuous in the Big East until Delany and the Big Ten make their decision.

Nonetheless, the status of these companies continues to be tenuous in countries such as Brazil and Colombia, where court cases drag-on slower than rush hour traffic in Sao Paulo or Bogotá.

We know some chicks won't make it because survival is tenuous in the natural world.

Marta tries to do just that, but her own peace and order are tenuous in the extreme.

But his mandate was tenuous in 2003, when he mustered only 22percentt of the vote on the first ballot.

Meanwhile, within Syria, the coalition's legitimacy is being tested by some of the fighting groups, whose links to outside political leaders have been tenuous in the past.

Some experts on adoption and genetics have criticized ancestry and genealogy testing companies, saying they are, at times, connecting people whose genetic links are tenuous — in effect stretching the definition of a relative.

The decision puts Mr. Barak, whose hold on power is tenuous, in limbo for the next two weeks, at which time the Israeli Parliament will reconvene after a long summer break and consider motions to dissolve the government.

In STEREO-Ahead (STA) view, this event was a limb event and we confirmed that the corona was tenuous in the nose part of the CME from COR2 images.

As in most of the country, peace is tenuous in Bambari: Local armed groups remain firmly in control, and the threat of violence hangs over the city.

As in most of the country, peace is tenuous in Bambari: Local armed groups remain firmly in control, and the threat of violence hangs over the city.