Sentence examples for bit more tenuous from inspiring English sources

* On TechCrunch, Erick Schonfeld speculates that Steven Ballmer's position as Microsoft's chief executive is a bit more tenuous today.

On Sunday the premise gets a bit more tenuous, as the singers Carla Cook and Elisabeth Lohninger celebrate Dinah Washington, who employed Mr. Zawinul from 1959 to 1961.

So the connection between this concept and today's rental news was a bit more tenuous.

His high-wire act is becoming more tenuous.

However, there is a tenuous connection from fridge voyeurism to something a bit more practical: I have seen people providing step-by-step cooking tutorials using the app.

Perhaps even more tenuous.

Lately, his life has become more tenuous.

Whalen's future is much more tenuous.

His support is more tenuous in Ohio.

America's involvement was growing more tenuous.

"This could make it more tenuous".