Sentence examples for tenuous as from inspiring English sources

Whatever you may think about letting children drive, unlicensed, at any age they can nag their parents into it, by this point in the book Reagan's relentless bureaucrat-bashing begins to seem tenuous as well as tedious.

This can be as tenuous as you like.

The Browns' record, 2-5, remains dismal, and Mangini's job is as tenuous as ever.

And the others--their connections to life remain as tenuous as ever, if not more so.

Facebook seems in some ways as tenuous as Netscape, in others as sturdy as Google.

The finances for the Explosion are tenuous, as they are for many teams starting from scratch.

Courts are still paralysed and security remains tenuous as unruly militias proliferate.

Peace and stability, however, appeared tenuous as political crises overshadowed the truce.

The link between the benign and the brutal is not as tenuous as one might think.

It is almost as tenuous as the distinction I might make between our respective birthplaces.

The piping around which the beams of protons whizz must be maintained at a vacuum as tenuous as interplanetary space.