Sentence examples for increasingly tenuous from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zardari's political survival looks increasingly tenuous.

The cease-fire is looking increasingly tenuous.

But that explanation seemed increasingly tenuous by Thursday afternoon.

To Grace's leaders, though, that success seemed increasingly tenuous.

On Thursday afternoon, that explanation seemed increasingly tenuous.

But the agency acknowledged that its ability to distribute the food was becoming increasingly tenuous.

Even before "the wreck" in prices, he said, his business had been growing increasingly tenuous.

Specter's political standing in Pennsylvania has become increasingly tenuous in recent years.

This balancing of private pressure with strong public support for Mr. Mubarak has become increasingly tenuous in recent days.

And many people say Russia continues to regard China with suspicion, given Russia's increasingly tenuous hold over its own Far East.

If the barriers to entry become too low and the ties among members become increasingly tenuous then a church as it grows bigger becomes weaker.