Sentence examples similar to tenuous necessities from inspiring English sources
Set in 1954 in Watts (the Easy Rawlins series began in 1948), "Fearless Jones" trolls the same waters Mosley has previously explored: the arbitrariness of a police system that relies on racial terror as a substitute for justice, the dovetailing of anti-Semitism and racial prejudice and the tenuous necessity of interracial collaboration and perhaps occasional friendship.
War subordinates civilian supremacy to tenuous claims of military necessity.
Becoming an adult is realizing alone-ness, understanding how tenuous the integration of lives really is, and facing the unpleasant necessity of having to earn affection.
Our relationship to employment has also become more tenuous with the growth of contract, freelance and permalance working arrangements and the necessity of knitting together multiple gigs in order to make ends meet.
The ramifications of the wide-spread political corruption also have major adverse impacts on Turkey's relations with foreign governments who interact with Ankara out of necessity rather than by free choice--particularly the EU--which makes Turkey's foreign relations tenuous and puts its long-term security at risk.
The situation remains tenuous.
However, the estimate is tenuous.
