Sentence examples for tenuous enough from inspiring English sources

But Obama's position is tenuous enough that it might not be a winnable one for him.

And if that is not quite tenuous enough, LeFevre didn't actually work at Goldman Sachs.

"The relationship between players and doctors is tenuous enough," Pellman said in a telephone interview.

Rather, it's that Obama's political position is tenuous enough that it doesn't take all that much bad news – particularly on the economy — for his approval ratings to go negative.

Within the company, James's position became tenuous enough at one point this summer that he and other senior executives considered whether he should step aside, said one person with knowledge of the conversations.

If that explanation wasn't confusing or tenuous enough, Marshall also said the wall was "an investment".

But these toeholds, however tenuous, are enough to sustain them.

The connection between the two composers, however thematically tenuous, was enough to prompt Louis Langrée, the music director of the Mostly Mozart Festival, to pair Bortnyansky's little-known "Te Deum" on tonight's program with Mozart's Mass in C minor for the final weekend of the festival.

It is a tenuous but suitable enough analogy for the manner in which he suits his new club.

The connections with Lawrence are tenuous but strong enough to ensure that he is not forgotten in Wales.

But for any impacting object to hit a tenuous ring hard enough to tilt it and set off such reverberations, both teams agree, it would first have to disintegrate into a cloud of fine debris that can hit a broad area of ring.