Sentence examples for tenuous groups from inspiring English sources

Although robust populations of dolphins can handle whale watching and other human influences, more tenuous groups might not make it, he says.

It is important to note that Excavata is a tenuous grouping that may in fact be polyphyletic: thus, members of Excavata without the intron may fall on either side of a putative loss/gain event.

These relationships could generously be described as encouraging for the student group, tenuous among trainees, and non-existent for consultants.

Even the men who killed 12 people in Paris in January 2015, in attacks on the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket, had only tenuous links with established groups.

The rest of the receiving group is tenuous.

He added that Saad Hariri had essentially pardoned him in advance, declaring that the men to be accused were "undisciplined" members of Hezbollah with tenuous connections to the group.

Two new works, both by women, explore the all too familiar subject of an individual's conflict — and tenuous bond — with a group.

WASHINGTON — As Americans abroad chafe under sharply increased U.S. pressure to declare foreign holdings and catch up on back tax filings, one group with tenuous ties to America and the benefits of citizenship is feeling particular pain and unease.

But Grayling condemned the alliance's legal action, saying that, while pleased at the judgment, he was "frustrated and angry that the Plantagenet Alliance – a group with tenuous claims to being relatives of Richard III – have taken up so much time and public money".

This kicked off a tenuous relationship between the group and their home city, caught between the hometown scene that wrought them and their vast creative palate and ambitions for global success.

We conclude that these Sub-Groups are tenuous, with little support from this study.