Sentence examples for has remained tenuous from inspiring English sources

Although the cease-fire deal has permitted Iraqi soldiers to forge into parts of Sadr City that had been in the grip of the militia, the calm in the battle-scarred area has remained tenuous.

Though a potential source of significant revenue, increasing the federal gas tax has remained politically tenuous, as critics say it disproportionately harms poor Americans because they are less able to absorb such changes in fuel costs.

Africa had achieved proximity to Laurasia by the Paleocene Epoch (65.5 million to 55.8 million years ago) and has remained in tenuous connection to Eurasia ever since, so that its present flora and fauna are much more similar to the rest of the Old World tropics.

Prior to the outbreak food security may have been gradually improving, but it remained tenuous.

I grieved with my colleagues from a dozen nations who had volunteered to work in a "red zone" where security remained tenuous.

Before Tuesday night, the president had been cautious over the past two years not to gloat over news of fitful economic growth, mindful that the economy remained tenuous and public confidence uneasy.

The president had been cautious over the past two years not to gloat over news of fitful economic growth, mindful that the economy remained tenuous and public confidence uneasy.

But security remained tenuous on Saturday.

However, he said it remained "tenuous and soft".

Her relationship with her mother and sister remained tenuous for decades afterwards.

Until the French Revolution of 1789, the status of Jews in Europe remained tenuous.