Sentence examples for most tenuous as from inspiring English sources

Of the three, Paul's grasp on a podium is most tenuous, as Trump has devoured airtime and drawn away some of the Kentucky senator's more fringe supporters.

He said his position felt most tenuous after the 2010 season, when "everything was as bad as you could imagine".

Or, possibly, this whole piece is just cherry picking the most tenuous of links and presenting them as actual facts purely to support some wild claims.

(The congregations, however, have only the most tenuous links to the street preachers known as Hebrew Israelites, or Black Israelites, a separatist group whose anti-white invective has been a fixture for years in Times Square and Harlem).

As Ms Rivera's book demonstrates, even the most tenuous connection with insiders can be of help.

As had been the case in the United States, the most tenuous connection to the Internet has commanded a high premium in the market.

As far as bubbles go, the Internet advertising market was one of the biggest and most tenuous last year.

In some of these places — such as parts of Somalia and Yemen — the state only has the most tenuous reach into the territory.

In some of these places – such as parts of Somalia and Yemen – the state has only the most tenuous reach into the territory.

Paul has only the most tenuous familiarity with Comedy Central.

Perhaps the most tenuous link of them all comes in the shape of a T-shirt featuring Jobs as a Minion (from Despicable Me) alongside an iPhone 5 with a banana icon on the screen.