Sentence examples similar to tenuous indications from inspiring English sources
Military conflict in eastern Ukraine was exploding, shattering a tenuous cease-fire, as indications mounted that the Russian military was vastly increasingly its activity in the region.
President Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada's hasty escape from his presidential palace in Bolivia last month -- he hid in an ambulance to flee a riot -- was only the latest indication of just how tenuous democracy's hold is on the region.
There are indications that Ceres may have a tenuous atmosphere and water frost on the surface.
Huggins' observations, which revealed that the nebula's spectrum was non-continuous and made of a few bright emission lines, first indication that planetary nebulae consist of tenuous ionised gas.
Verdicchio is said to be a relative of the boring trebbiano grape, but if the San Sisto is any indication, the connection between the two is tenuous.
The very fact, that it could happen proves, how tenuous the hold of the regime is even in areas considered safe, but also it is an indication, that the Sunni population supports the rebels, much the same as the Vietcong was supported by the locals during Tet in January 1968, or the Polish AK was by their people when they surprised the Nazis in August 1944.
Having been ill as a child, and having, at times, a tenuous hold on life, I often felt the eyes of those around me were fixated, looking for the slightest indication of which way I was headed.
The situation remains tenuous.
