Sentence examples for from a tenuous from inspiring English sources

Korea has almost nothing in common with India, apart from a tenuous connection through ancient Buddhist history.

In Tehran, there is a sense of optimism about the nuclear issue that derives from a tenuous narrative of Iranian resurgence.

European leaders, who have benefited from a tenuous calm on financial markets in recent months, are likely to face additional pressure to ease the government austerity programs that have undercut growth in Southern Europe.

The blunder and apparent lack of coordination between the city's leaders helped turn Occupy Oakland from a tenuous collection of protesters into a grassroots movement whose members have pledged to shut down the city on 2 November.

When the density drops, energetic ions contributing to the ring current flow out through the dayside magnetopause and are replaced by low-density plasma transported from a tenuous plasma sheet.

For instance, perennial bubble show "Fringe" grows from a tenuous 1.1 demo rating to a robust (for a Friday) 1.9 after DVR ratings are factored in.

While they may still derive something from exercise, a tenuous promise of possibly improved health can be a hard sell for people who want to look better or feel more vigorous.

Now Spencer and Vander Wal will try to pry at-bats away from White, who has a tenuous hold on left, while Mondesi plays right every day.

Rarer still to see it from the leader of a tenuous right-wing coalition of ultra-religious parties.

With sweat still dripping from his body after a tenuous workout, Darchinyan chuckles at the idea that his boxing career might soon be finished.

However, with only a platoon from D Company holding a tenuous bridgehead at the Pakchon ford as dusk fell, Green could either cross the river the following morning via the ford, or he could attempt a lodgement across the bridge that night.