Sentence examples for tenuous commitment from inspiring English sources
High rates of divorce speak to an impulsiveness to marry and a tenuous commitment to vows of "till death do us part".
Of course, once we have abandoned the spirit of seriousness, we will recognize that there are no antecedently given principles or values that dictate the proper course for our existential engagement, so that any commitment will be tenuous and groundless.
And McConnell's commitments now are too tenuous to explain why it was worth the risk that CHIP would be taken off the table.
Ms. von Trotta isn't a historian, and it's arguable that her allegiance to the historical record need not be as firm as her commitment to her art, which here appears tenuous at best.
First, medical schools operate on a "tenuous" funding model that does not mesh well with the permanent commitment they make to their tenured faculty.
There's a tenuous connection to be made between Maxwell's endorsement of sexual chivalry and his commitment to frank musicality.
The same elements that made it possible -- public scrutiny, a political commitment buoyed by an economic boom, and a shrinking foster care population -- make its successes tenuous.
Mr. Wahid's hold on power is so tenuous that most organizations are waiting to see how the political drama plays out before they make new commitments.
The situation remains tenuous.
