Sentence examples for complex and tenuous from inspiring English sources

The evidence will be more complex and tenuous than the evidence against Kaing Guek Eav, known as Duch, the commandant of Tuol Sleng, who was confronted by a host of witnesses and by his own meticulous records of torture and killing.

Marissa Mayer's mounting troubles at the helm of Yahoo illustrate just how complex and tenuous the world of the CEO has become.

In adult endometrial tissue where angiogenesis occurs on a monthly basis, complex anastamosis of vessels and tenuous structures were clearly seen.

Textual biases, poor archaeological visibility of nomadic remains, and tenuous ethnographic parallels all pose obstacles to reconstructing the complex dynamics of tribe-state interactions in antiquity.

Increasingly, such separation into various sub-types of till has become, however, highly debatable and tenuous.

They shared a camaraderie that was both intense and tenuous.

The recovery has been slow and painful and tenuous, his relatives said.

"It is much more expensive and tenuous to try and create a franchise from scratch".

Lebanese stability is precious and tenuous: It trumps justice delayed, flawed and foreign.

They also explain how he remains content with his strange and tenuous career arc.

Today, the war's centrality in American history seems both assured and tenuous.