Sentence examples for tenuous credentials from inspiring English sources
Maisie may have tenuous credentials for serving in such high-powered company, but Winspear uses her visits to hospitals and mental asylums to document the outdated protocols used for treating war-damaged psyches.
For Ricky Schroder, having a daughter desperate to attend the August premiere of "High School Musical 2" meant pushing his somewhat tenuous Disney credentials.
Though my own youthful credentials are now tenuous, it might seem natural for me to champion generational conflict, calling for a crusade against the cushioned existence of the baby boomer generations.
Israel's European credentials may be geographically tenuous but their footballing reputation grows ever stronger, after Hapoel Tel Aviv became the first Israeli team to reach the quarter-finals of the Uefa Cup.
Because he has no state-issued journalist's credentials, Mr. Zhu occupies a tenuous gray zone, which partly explains his penchant for surrounding himself with reporters and supporters — people he hopes might decrease the likelihood of his disappearing into the black hole of the state's security apparatus.
Executives who inflate their credentials have previously found themselves in a tenuous positions.
The situation remains tenuous.
