Sentence examples for seems tenuous from inspiring English sources

The peace seems tenuous since the farmers and the government have not agreed on anything.

His connection to nature seems tenuous: he's in the middle of it, but he's not seeing it, or touching it.

But Mr. Costa's relationship with the founder, and even with his own former, streamlined collections, seems tenuous.

But the connection seems tenuous at best, and Carol Coye Benson, a founding partner of the firm, said in a telephone interview, "It's not us".

Despite some improvement in Spanish exports and Greek productivity, the economic outlook for Southern Europe is still darkening and any recovery seems tenuous, while unemployment continues to rise.

The prosecutor seems to regard the normal cut-and-thrust of politics as a crime.Most lawyers and pundits agree that the case against Mr Perry seems tenuous.

His football career seemed tenuous.

For other consumers, that might seem tenuous.

After nightfall they seemed to withdraw, and rebels reappeared to claim control that seemed tenuous.

But the political situation in Russia at the time seemed tenuous.

More often, though, the music's relationship to city politics seemed tenuous.