Sentence examples for fairly tenuous from inspiring English sources
The link to V for Vendetta is fairly tenuous.
In both of these cases, America's justification for blocking foreign ownership was fairly tenuous.
"If this is approved for recognition as a restored land on fairly tenuous grounds, it would provide an incentive for other reservation-shopping opportunities," Mr. Gedes said.
On the other hand, there are a lot of Pelés -- poets who worked and made their reputations elsewhere and whose actual connection to New Jersey is fairly tenuous.
Trump's an unorthodox sort with, by most accounts, a fairly tenuous grasp on modern technologies.
It's a fairly tenuous connection with the service's initial objective, but rather than cutting its losses when the company could no longer compete with Chinese bitcoin mining operations, the executive opted to try something else altogether.
In fact, the similarity was pretty tenuous.
The Basque connection is somewhat tenuous.
Which, fairly or not, underlines how tenuous is the hold of Frias, and ultimately Bolsinger, on a rotation spot.
The contention is tenuous, perhaps, but it is also fairly routine.
That convention is a little more tenuous in the US but still fairly solid: blocking the budget for political gain has only really been attempted by Newt Gingrich in the 1990s and by tea party republicans now.
