Sentence examples for tenuous ones from inspiring English sources

There are biblical references aplenty so best to get the most tenuous ones out of the way first.

Turkle writes persuasively about the ways that the "continual partial attention" that our devices induce (and demand) denature human connections, even tenuous ones.

Denser flocs were found when structural deformation dominated, particularly in the initial stage of the process, while comparatively tenuous ones were observed when formation and breakage kinetics were the governing mechanisms.

The relationship between reader and critic, especially in a field as utilitarian as movie reviews, is a tenuous one which depends on finding a common sensibility.

This victory for democracy could prove a tenuous one; sustaining the victory may well depend on President Vicente Fox's ability to persuade most Mexicans that they too are benefiting from free trade.

The balance is a tenuous one.

MY relationship with Bobst Library has been a tenuous one.

The position of Craig Kieswetter remains a tenuous one.

But the interfaith link was a tenuous one.

The turnaround is an enormous fiscal achievement for Mr. Bloomberg, but it's a tenuous one.

The relationship between the assistant coaches and Adams is a tenuous one.