Sentence examples for most tenuous part from inspiring English sources

But such regrets, new data reveals, are highest among voters who may now make up the most tenuous part of the base that swept Donald Trump into office: those who supported Barack Obama in 2012. .

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.

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

It's probably the most tenuous conceit on the fringe – Paker establishes it, then deviates wildly.

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

Of all the injured players, the status of defensive tackle Cornelius Griffin might be the most tenuous.

The first few days of my aunt's life were the most tenuous.

Here are the most tenuous situations: Rays: Tampa Bay swept the Yankees, and Fernando Rodney picked up a win and two saves.

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