Sentence examples for tenuous housing from inspiring English sources

Both eventually lost their jobs due to their tenuous housing circumstances.

Executives involved in the transaction say that while the fine print was scoured intently, the larger question of why the bank was increasing its exposure to an increasingly tenuous American housing market was given short shrift.

Given that climate change affects everyone whether they consent to it or not, then unregulated use of natural resources infringes the property rights of others and is ideologically equivalent to trespass, so the tenuous property rights house of cards comes crashing down.

These are the tricks of Balam Acab, the recording alias of Alec Koone, now detached from his tenuous association with witch house, last year's brooding electronic music breakthrough scene, which his debut EP "See Birds" was an essential part of.

I was getting to grips with reggae and dub, and thanks to John Peel and crackly recordings of Kiss FM made by mates with houses that faced London I had a tenuous grasp of what Chicago house and Detroit techno were.

Kaine is in a dogfight with former Virginia Sen. George Allen, Berkley is dogged by scandal, and Hochul's position is tenuous, given that she acquired her House seat in a special election triggered by Republican Rep. Chris Lee's resignation.

Many economists are fretting that housing could drag down the tenuous recovery.

The eviction was a turning point in the house, showing the residents how tenuous their arrangement was.

The "tenuous" structure of the Whitcombs' modest suburban house could not be more different from the "tensegrity" of the Prendergasts' dome.

The family fortunes were tenuous.

Indeed, guest workers are in a tenuous position, usually living in labor camps or other housing run by their employers, with little connection to the surrounding community, and little understanding of their legal rights.