Sentence examples for still tenuous from inspiring English sources
Their status is still tenuous, though.
But Hess cautioned: "It's still tenuous.
With the economic recovery still tenuous, both will face obstacles.
And in recent months, Russia's support for sanctions, though still tenuous, has grown.
The connection between the Boston attacks and the immigration debate is still tenuous.
WHEN the annual meeting of the International Whaling Commission ended on Friday with the 24-year ban on commercial whaling still intact, however tenuous its hold and leviathan its loopholes, sighs of relief issued from many quarters — along with, no doubt, a volley of whistles, clicks and proudly parochial squeals.
But all three Detroit carmakers have said they need to hold the line on labor costs during the negotiations to protect their still-tenuous recoveries.
A year after his accident, Reeve accepted an invitation to the Academy Awards despite the struggle he faced from airplane travel and his still-tenuous condition.
Noted Nevada political scribe Jon Ralston saw the issue in a similar light, hammering a fellow columnist at his paper for taking the charges seriously, saying in his morning political email that it was "drawing a still-tenuous connection between Sen. Dean Heller and a fraudster.
However tenuous the "rock" connection may be in places, the overall package here is still solid.
