Sentence examples for more tenuous groups from inspiring English sources

Although robust populations of dolphins can handle whale watching and other human influences, more tenuous groups might not make it, he says.

Yet the relationship between advocacy organisations headquartered in Western cities and their marketed constituency of marginalised and disadvantaged African groups is far more tenuous.

The four samples collected in the northern part of the A territory were only sampled once so confirming their membership in, and the entire territory size of, group A remains more tenuous.

The fighters' ties with the Syrian National Council (SNC), an opposition umbrella group in exile, are even more tenuous.

Attribution of individual or group performance to their medical school's mission or objectives is even more tenuous.

Work on networking first on this group of people before moving on to people with whom you have a more tenuous connection.

Perhaps even more tenuous.

Lately, his life has become more tenuous.

Whalen's future is much more tenuous.

His support is more tenuous in Ohio.

America's involvement was growing more tenuous.