Sentence examples for comparatively tenuous from inspiring English sources

Denser flocs were found when structural deformation dominated, particularly in the initial stage of the process, while comparatively tenuous ones were observed when formation and breakage kinetics were the governing mechanisms.

In light of the sensitive conditions under which they operate, their comparatively small critical mass, their continuing isolation, and their tenuous connections with the other sectors of the Palestinian people, it may be too fanciful to believe that they could supplant the old national movement or assume its broader mantle or its more immediate functions.

The calm is tenuous.

A tenuous calm reigns.

Comparatively well.

The situation remains tenuous.

It's tenuous, obviously.

Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.

Many are comparatively shallow.

However, the estimate is tenuous.

But its fate remains tenuous.