Sentence examples for tenuous of from inspiring English sources

"The most tenuous of links... .. is the promising subject of Alex Marsh's email.

Both erosion and rising sea levels are conspiring to wipe this most tenuous of territories off the map.

Saab survived, but its position is the most tenuous of the orphaned brands, particularly in comparison to its fellow Swede, Volvo.

With the military divided between supporters of the new government and those loyal to Mr. Saleh, Yemen's transition is among the most tenuous of the Arab Spring.

They say that the doctrine is too wide, it's not applied properly and it allows a jury to convict on the most tenuous of evidence.

Or, possibly, this whole piece is just cherry picking the most tenuous of links and presenting them as actual facts purely to support some wild claims.

Stars condense out of tenuous clouds of gas.

This consists of a tenuous shaft of vapor rising from the floor of the basilica into the dome.

In light of last week's Illinois primary, it's also a reminder of our tenuous appreciation of same.

The competition between the Republican, John Ravitz, and his Democratic opponent, Liz Krueger, has provided abundant daily evidence of the tenuous cohesiveness of the traditional Democratic coalition.

But he was back at his desk, fully aware of the tenuous nature of the A.F.C, where the Colts share the best record with four other teams.