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.
There are even Islamist factions aligned with the state against the Brothers.But this support is far more tenuous than the hard men of the deep state seem to believe.
Still, the case that they are a "game changer" has been pretty tenuous — and it is hard to move the numbers in the first place in a partisan environment like this one.
In addition, the position of the large number of Hispanics who migrated to California was often tenuous; many worked under hard conditions for little pay, and others had immigrated to the United States illegally.
The feel of the dances was so tenuous that it was hard to tell whether it was an "on" or "off" moment when Ms. Chalom drank from a water bottle at the side and Julie Ann Dobo, the evening's lighting designer, strode out at the last minute to move two lights.
Fresh starts are as tenuous as they are hard to come by.
As Vance wrote in his memoir, "Hard Choices," "the tenuous balance between visceral anti-Sovietism and an attempt to regulate dangerous competition could no longer be maintained".
All day, as he had for nearly twenty years, he had made golf look hard, its outcome tenuous and potentially cruel even for one of the most talented players in the world.
"Today's sanction against Bank Tejarat will deepen Iran's financial isolation, make its access to hard currency even more tenuous, and further impair Iran's ability to finance its illicit nuclear program".
"It was a tenuous situation because it's very hard to keep a band together under any circumstance," she continued.
