Sentence examples for tenuous condition from inspiring English sources

Many banks are in tenuous condition, and the chaebol connection is making things worse: last year, 53% of banks' new loans went to five groups.In theory, letting the chaebol own the banks would give them an interest in keeping the banks profitable.

Unfortunately that is precisely why it will be unpalatable to Thai nationalists, who look down on each of those countries and are in denial about the tenuous condition of their own democracy.Independent monitoring would offer another way to keep a lid on any cheating.

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Of course, the case he lands appears impossible to win given his own tenuous condition and the array of legal forces against him, led by the shrewd and powerful attorney Ed Concannon James Masonn).

The rate of successful reproduction is probably a sensitive indicator of the presence or absence of disease, given the tenuous conditions under which bats breed in temperate climates.

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.

This reflects Portugal's tenuous economic condition, he contends.

Paul Ryan, for one, even lumped Bush in with President Barack Obama, blaming both for the nation's tenuous fiscal condition.

It was late December, but more than 100 inches of snow had fallen already, creating tenuous avalanche conditions in the ungroomed bowls and chutes at one of Colorado's most precipitous ski areas.

Up to now we have only considered tenuous atmospheric conditions.

Lunar surrounding environments of charged particles, cosmic rays, and tenuous exospheric conditions have been also analyzed.