Sentence examples for even more tenuous with from inspiring English sources

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

An employee of the McDonald's restaurant a few storefronts down from the office had an even more tenuous connection with the former president.

In fact, after the Bulls' talented forward, Augustus Gilchrist, made an easy basket midway through the second half, Wright yelled out to his team, "He's their leading scorer!" To make matters worse, Villanova's soft interior defense and thin rotation have been left even more tenuous after center Mouphtaou Yarou exited for good with a possible concussion with five minutes left in the first half.

That price is low enough to force many farmers to sell their coffee at a loss, making the lives of producers, already inherently rife with risk and uncertainty, even more tenuous.

More contrived even than the ladies that grace the back of AS daily, with their tenuous connection to the game and even more tenuous connection to clothing, was this advert which encouraged you to "score a goal on your table" with Montsiá rice: "the perfect play for any situation".

Perhaps even more tenuous.

The situation under the austerity measures is even more tenuous.

With the ruble gyrating like a yo-yo, their already difficult existence has become even more tenuous.

The connection is even more tenuous in Wallingford.

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

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