Sentence examples for most tenuous time from inspiring English sources
The Chicago Tribune editorial page calls the current situation in Iraq the most "tenuous time since the removal of Saddam Hussein".
Instead, he waited until the bell lap sounded for summer to decide he was done, too late for Connecticut to search for a more credentialed replacement at a most tenuous time — not only for the program he built but for the struggling Big East Conference that has been so instrumental to Calhoun's success.
Having lost the popular vote to Al Gore, his hold on the White House would be the most tenuous in modern times.
I've been fortunate to have been part of half a dozen exits this year, and have seen the process work smoothly, and, other times, like a roller coaster, with only the most tenuous connection to the track.
"We're in a very tenuous time.
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.
