Sentence examples for ever more tenuous from inspiring English sources

Iraqi government control in the northern half of the country is becoming ever more tenuous.

Its brief chapters jump from topic to topic, the links between them growing ever more tenuous.

The connection with the original owners is becoming ever more tenuous.

All in all "Stalin's Ghost" reasserts this series's strength and appeal even as it leaves Renko in an ever more tenuous situation.

But reason was not the strong suit of the military junta that ruled Japan; their ever more tenuous grasp on reality made Hitler look like a strategist.

Successive governments have underinvested in research, such that the UK holds an ever more tenuous grip on its claims to be a world leader.

Perhaps even more tenuous.

The situation under the austerity measures is 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.