Sentence examples for even more tenuous from inspiring English sources

Perhaps even more tenuous.

The situation under the austerity measures is even more tenuous.

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

The connection is even more tenuous in Wallingford.

The possible relation of such beliefs to participation appears even more tenuous.

Ms. Smith's article has made the already tenuous tenure of artists in academia even more tenuous.

Neither his own privileged existence, nor even Mr. Biswas's more tenuous one, Mr. Bhabha felt, were adequately explained by postcolonial theory.

In the broader energy sector, however, it's a more tenuous, even false, connection.

With the daunting, expensive task of dismantling and destroying Syrian chemical weapons still in process, a U.S. Supreme Court ruling currently under deliberation may even more deeply jeopardize the tenuous push and pull between the United States and Syria.

So long as he can stay under ICE's radar, he's not going anywhere, even if that means a more tenuous life than ever in the U.S. If he has a choice, will he go back eventually, like Israel and Manolo did?

The surprise Russian proposal to defuse the American confrontation with Syria made a tenuous situation even more volatile for a president struggling to convince a deeply skeptical public of the need for the United States to respond militarily in yet another Middle Eastern country, this time in retaliation for the use of chemical weapons.