Sentence examples for tenuous day from inspiring English sources

"Any community radio station in rural Africa finds itself in a tenuous day to day struggle for survival," Rouse said.

RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 17 — Michael Vick's future as a star in the National Football League became more tenuous Friday when two more of his co-defendants accepted plea agreements and implicated him in a dogfighting ring.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrians by the thousands marched through the streets of cities and towns across the country on Friday, testing a tenuous, day-old cease-fire that the United Nations struggled to shore up when the rapid deployment of international observers snagged on Russian objections.

But those forecasts become more tenuous each day a war appears more likely.

But security remained tenuous on Saturday.

But that explanation seemed increasingly tenuous by Thursday afternoon.

They embraced it at arm's length, agreeing that security officials would meet later today with George Tenet, the director, to flesh out a blueprint for cementing a tenuous 11-day-old cease-fire that follows eight months of unrelenting violence.

Despite moves by the military to tighten its control of the capital, President Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada's hold on power grew more tenuous on Tuesday, as demonstrations demanding his resignation spread to provincial cities, and important political allies scrambled to distance themselves from him.

And even that agreement seems tenuous — on Wednesday, the company threatened to walk from the contract after San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz criticized them on Twitter.

Life is just this tenuous every single day.

The decision to delay any immediate offensive into Falluja is still very tenuous, Pentagon officials said Tuesday.