Sentence examples for tenuous enough that from inspiring English sources
But Obama's position is tenuous enough that it might not be a winnable one for him.
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.
His political control remained tenuous enough that he did not risk an attempt to reinstate protections for Catholics.
Sometimes the link is tenuous enough that you needn't worry about the repercussions of slating someone with your full government name on show, but be careful: you never know when they might wander into your local B@1.
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.
And if that is not quite tenuous enough, LeFevre didn't actually work at Goldman Sachs.
If that explanation wasn't confusing or tenuous enough, Marshall also said the wall was "an investment".
"The relationship between players and doctors is tenuous enough," Pellman said in a telephone interview.
Surely it can't get any more tenuous than that?
Aides to Soros say any connection is tenuous and that Soros has never heard of Adbusters.
It felt then like a fragile turning point, a tenuous peace that could easily be interrupted.
