Sentence examples for tenuous compared to from inspiring English sources
The lunar atmosphere is extremely tenuous compared to the Earth's atmosphere.
The economy is still tenuous, but compared to a year ago, there are positive signals -- gross domestic product, modest job increases, improving corporate profits -- that give us comfort.
A team in the Chinese league could be compared to a tenuous geopolitical coalition.
The pertinent observations can be summarized as follows: TC-1 observes quasi-periodic (∼2 min period) cold-dense boundary layer (compared to a hot-tenuous plasma sheet) signatures interspersed with magnetosheath plasma at the dusk flank magnetopause near the dawn-dusk terminator.
Those living in more secure sheltering arrangements (rented apartments and/or hosted by families) were more likely to have had an antenatal visit compared to those with more tenuous living arrangements such as living in collective shelters, non-organized tents or as squatters.
Compared to Mr. Obama Mr. Huckabee's situation is much more tenuous, and his victory on Thursday did little to clarify the state of the Republican field.
The party's Senate majority was always going to be tenuous this year, according to McConnell, with 24 Republican-held seats up for grabs, compared to just 10 Democratic-held seats.
compared to i.m. immunization.
It is also noteworthy that almost 10 times more genes are changing in spleen compared to the gut or vertebral column pointing to the fact that correlation between developmental stage and impact of the loss of transcription factor in an organ can be at times tenuous.
If decision theory is interpreted in this way, however, then its relevance to the understanding of practical reason may appear correspondingly tenuous (compare Pettit and Smith 1997).
