Sentence examples for tenuous loyalty from inspiring English sources

The Turkish forces were not of high quality and had only tenuous loyalty to Kerbogha.

The uncertainty has strained the tenuous loyalties of a fickle American left.

While registered Democrats outnumber Republicans, unaffiliated voters outnumber both major parties combined and party loyalty is tenuous.

The departure highlighted Mr. Medvedev's tenuous position, despite his having shown loyalty to Mr. Putin by declining to run for a second term as president last year and endorsing Mr. Putin instead.

The Awakening members' switch in loyalties poses a new threat to Iraq's tenuous social and political balance during the country's ongoing political crisis and as the United States military prepares to withdraw next year.

Google maintains that its lead in the Web search market is tenuous, saying that with a simple click of a mouse, a user's loyalty could evaporate at any moment.

Aides who do pass the loyalty test know that their hold on Trump's allegiance is and will remain tenuous.

King has a fine feel for military matters, underscoring the brutality of laying siege to a city and the remarkable lack of discipline among soldiers -- and their lack of loyalty, less surprising given that they were fighting to serve tyrants whose legitimacy was often as tenuous as that of a pope's son's.

"These letters question the loyalty of faithful Americans based on nothing more than their religious affiliations and what is at best tenuous evidence of their associations.

It seemingly effortlessly illustrates the tenuous relationships between him and his family members; his love for his sister, his longing for his mother, his unswerving loyalty to his father.

The calm is tenuous.