Sentence examples for is a bit tenuous from inspiring English sources

"The business case is a bit tenuous," he said.

(O.K., so maybe that connection is a bit tenuous).

At some banks, the relationship between pay and profit is a bit tenuous.

Mr. McVicar believes that Professor Ingersoll's attempted connection between Christian economics and the rallies in Madison is a bit tenuous.

Okay, the tech link here is a bit tenuous – leaked emails from Sony Pictures about negotiations to get a biopic up and running of the late Apple CEO.

Ok, the header there is a bit tenuous but bear with us: Grace Jones sang My Jamaican Guy, she performed at the Jubilee, which occurred on the same week that Helen Jennings wrote all about Jamaican style week Ba-boom.

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However, it's a bit tenuous because our political leaders have emboldened people to act and speak on their racist ideas, and that is leading to increased violence".

(And ages after Mark Twain did, but that one was a bit tenuous).

* On TechCrunch, Erick Schonfeld speculates that Steven Ballmer's position as Microsoft's chief executive is a bit more tenuous today.

Brooklyn is the focus of the orchestra's program tomorrow evening, although the connections are sometimes a bit tenuous.