Sentence examples for most tenuous of from inspiring English sources

"The most tenuous of links... .. is the promising subject of Alex Marsh's email.

Both erosion and rising sea levels are conspiring to wipe this most tenuous of territories off the map.

Saab survived, but its position is the most tenuous of the orphaned brands, particularly in comparison to its fellow Swede, Volvo.

With the military divided between supporters of the new government and those loyal to Mr. Saleh, Yemen's transition is among the most tenuous of the Arab Spring.

They say that the doctrine is too wide, it's not applied properly and it allows a jury to convict on the most tenuous of evidence.

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.

Throughout the most tenuous months of the financial crisis, the Fed made billions of dollars of loans to financial institutions, including insurers and foreign banks — the peak outstanding balance was $1.2 trillion on December 5, 2008, according to Bloomberg News.

Throughout the most tenuous months of the financial crisis, the Fed made billions of dollars of loans to financial institutions, including insurers and foreign banks the peak outstanding balance was $1.2 trillion on December 5, 2008, according to Bloomberg News.

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.

The center is still in the earliest, most tenuous stages of development and, at the moment, exists largely in the optimistic ambitions of its planners.

Detroit's auto executives have the most tenuous grasp of their grim situation.