Sentence examples for tenuous economic from inspiring English sources

What accounts for this popularity, especially in the current tenuous economic climate?

In the end, they only managed to strengthen the impression that Russia's tenuous economic stabilisation programme is in a serious spot of bother.The problem was not the words they used.

International donors meeting in Jakarta gave Indonesia's government a powerful show of support today, agreeing to provide as much as $4.7 billion in credit to fill a shortage in the nation's budget and keep its tenuous economic recovery alive.

Some Israeli checkpoints have been dismantled, but any Palestinian businessman will tell you that with over 600 checkpoints and roadblocks still scattered across the West Bank, we remain in a tenuous economic position.

"Cities' fiscal conditions remain vulnerable to external policy shifts in the face of a gradual and tenuous economic recovery," the report concluded, "including cuts in federal spending and threats to global, national and regional-local economic conditions from political stasis on issues including the federal budget and U.S. debt ceiling".

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

Chinese stocks have long had a tenuous relationship with economic reality, but the current rally has gone to new extremes.

The most favorable outcome described is an Iraq whose stability would remain tenuous in political, economic and security terms.

The cuts, while differing by country, are intended to give a measure of stability to a tenuous spurt of economic growth.

The bar's tenuous ecosystem unravels: economic anxiety begets racial resentment (Tracey thinks that Cynthia got the promotion because she's black), xenophobia (a Colombian busboy who works as a scab is targeted), and violence.

The Republican crackup in Colorado occurred early this decade, when a tenuous pact between economic and social conservatives came undone, and the Party's religious wing alienated moderates in the Denver suburbs by putting what was seen as an excessive emphasis on social issues.