Sentence examples for tenuous period from inspiring English sources

And he knows that to get through this tenuous period whole, we can't afford to have half the Congress opposing him at every step and half the country questioning the legitimacy of every solution that moves on the Hill.

Similar reports that his leadership was nearing collapse after the war erupted in 2011 proved to be illusory, Assad noted, citing an even more tenuous period for his rule.

First, adolescence constitutes a tenuous period when young people face several developmental and social challenges which place them at risk, for example, physical violence, traffic accidents, unintentional injuries, and death (4, 8).

"I am not going to get into those issues, because we are in a tenuous contract period".

The press should stand up to elected officials, especially in the type of tenuous transitional period through which Egypt is currently moving.

The U.K. finally found someone interested in leading the country through the tenuous post-Brexit period.

Ultimately, all harvest festivities celebrate one more season of our tenuous survival, another fertile period passed in our favor.

Indeed others have characterized the NTP's relationship with the Fórums during this period as tenuous and superficial, a relationship that was created only to attract international financial support rather than to effectively include and increase the Fórums' policy ideas and influence within the NTP [ 56].

Immersing myself in period documents, I saw tenuous connections between the worlds of fantasy and medicine, between fairy dust and consumption.

However, this correlation between sock spacing and sock weight was tenuous over the three-year study period, showing up only in 2002.

If degassing during such a period occurred in a tenuous atmosphere (1 bar or less), volcanic gases were dominated by SO2 rather than by H2S, which should have favored the acidification of any persistent water layer.