Sentence examples for rather tenuous from inspiring English sources

At that point the link to the playing fields of England becomes rather tenuous.

The most variable structural moiety of the NPC was a rather tenuous central plug partially obstructing the central pore.

Ibaraki is billed as Tokyo's third airport, after Narita and Haneda, but that is a rather tenuous claim.

But any real link between Sanger and the Nazis, let alone praise of the Nazis for Sanger, is rather tenuous.

An ethical question is whether Daphne should alter the work's label to explain its rather tenuous connection with Moore.

I had this fictional story in my head but the connection between that and my reality was rather tenuous".

And the purported moral right to full control over what one owns is rather more tenuous than the moral right fully to control one's natural endowments.

The relationship between MutPred values and residue evolutionary conservation therefore appears to be rather more tenuous in the case of the missense polymorphisms than it is for the missense mutations.

Progress on building a more permanent child-friendly education "system" in the south, however, is proving a rather more tenuous task to get right and it is unclear if schools and communities are fully aware of what CFS means or what actions they can take to make it happen.

It was May who provides one rather curious and tenuous link between William Morris and James Joyce.

It sounds bleak, but instead it's rather dreamy and tenuous, like the thoughts one has in the brief moment between sleeping and waking.