Sentence examples similar to tenuous chance of from inspiring English sources
A Democratic victory is critical to the party's chance of holding its tenuous Senate majority.
With only two weeks before the annual shareholder meeting of Hercules -- when the vote will be taken -- Mr. Heyman's chance of success appears tenuous.
We should be wary of concluding that, just because Gaddafi is doomed to a tenuous grip on Libya, the rebels have any better chance of attaining their goals through military struggle.
There, Mr. Obama holds a much more tenuous lead, about one percentage point in our forecast, which converts to about a 60 percent chance of winning.
Boehner's scheme to come up with $800 billion by closing tax loopholes for the wealthy has broad, if tenuous, support in the GOP caucus, but it is not a plan that has much chance of survival.
And, like the ACA replacement bills, this draft faces an uphill battle in the House and has little or no chance of being approved by the Senate where, as we have learned, GOP legislative control is tenuous at best.
