Sentence examples for tenuous consensus from inspiring English sources

Composers were coming up with their own solutions, but at least there was a tenuous consensus of sorts.

But I could not help but notice the first serious tear in the tenuous Democratic consensus on foreign policy that Obama had adeptly marshaled and surfed to his improbable victory.

But they paper over contradictions in a broken drug control system, where consensus is tenuous and scarce.

Because of rivalry and corruption, such consensus is rare in Romanian politics and quite tenuous, noted Dr. Aurel Braun, a professor of international relations and political science at the University of Toronto and research associate at Harvard's Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies.

And the recent national intelligence estimate, a consensus of America's spies, gives three prognoses: bad (tenuous stability), worse and worst (civil war).

Recognizing that under emergency situations, information exists in a tenuous balance between having too little to make informed decisions, and being overwhelmed by superfluous data, it seems evident that consensus is needed on which kinds of information are most useful for coordinating the health response to an emergency and how best to go about collecting and analyzing it.

The calm is tenuous.

A tenuous calm reigns.

The situation remains tenuous.

It's tenuous, obviously.

However, the estimate is tenuous.