Sentence examples similar to tenuous directions from inspiring English sources
You're not just rising up from the Earth, but orbiting it, meaning you're moving in a different direction to the tenuous atmospheric particles.
"I believe that dialogue and engagement is always a step in the right direction, especially given the tenuous relationship these two leaders have had.
There was heavy shooting in every direction near the river, and the Croats' hold appeared tenuous.
Compound the school-level variables for Washington's program with the direction of higher education in the state, and one appreciates how tenuous the educational stability and success of students like Ibardalazo is.
For a nation that depends on oil for 80percentt of its export revenue, the tenuous truce between the president and executives at the company is exacerbating uncertainty over the direction of economic policy.
In our analysis, no single immune parameter correlated with the delay of the onset of PSA progression (an endpoint of the study); however, an artificial intelligence analysis uncovered tenuous trends in integrated outcomes of multiple parameters that might drive immunity into a particular direction (e.g., towards TH1-type response [10]).
Triton moves in a retrograde orbit around Neptune that is, opposite to the direction of the planet's orbit around the Sun and features plumes of material rising through its tenuous atmosphere from a surface whose temperature is only 37 kelvins (K; −393 °F, −236 °C).
The situation remains tenuous.
