Sentence examples for considered more tenuous from inspiring English sources

However, Pirrotta's evidence was based on the position of Egardus's works within the manuscript Mod A a connection between manuscript and court now considered more tenuous, and not from the lists of singers in the Italian papal chapels: lists from which Egardus is absent.

Sessions's position is even more tenuous with regard to Baltimore.

The quintessence considered by Dr. Albrecht, like ordinary matter, normally exists in a humdrum, unsurprising attractive mode, and becomes more tenuous in space as the universe expands.

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".

Here, Mr. Obama's position is much more tenuous.

His high-wire act is becoming more tenuous.