A tenuous possibility is that the military has not gone on the offensive because of the ceasefire order, although a recent statement from the defence headquarters said that a "highly coordinated air bombardment is already yielding required results in the mission to repel the unwarranted attacks on citizens" in the north-east.
In attending to the unconscious and to the cultural work of an agnotology that situates Millett's global feminism, Whisper Tapes returns to the 1970s to speak to a tenuous and yet fragile possibility of feminist solidarity across difference on a global scale.
On the other hand, the formal diagnosis of MCI, with its implications that the person may develop dementia, may have a grave impact on the psychological state of the individual, at a stage when prediction of outcome is tenuous and possibilities of useful interventions are meager.
The meaning of these isolated cases is entirely unclear, but Mr. Velasquez-Manoff follows the tenuous thread of possibility out to the horizon: Possibly, autism can be averted with something "as simple as a probiotic given to Mom" during pregnancy, he notes.
He writes about a gay world of uncertain possibilities and tenuous connections, 'where happiness can depend on the glance of a stranger, caught and held.' He is, as Stephen Pickles notes in a more general context, 'fascinated by what's over the wall, a secret garden thing'.
However, causality remains tenuous because of the strong possibility of reverse causation (healthy individuals selectively participate in social activities).
T.C.U.'s decision does not mean the death of Big East football, but there are a lot of possibilities that make its survival tenuous.
There may a tenuous balance between the two possible results.
(For that matter, the plot's tenuous implausibilities call into question the very possibility of recovery; its realm of fantasy seems to strain after secular miracles).
On Wednesday, political prognosticator Nate Silver wrote that "with Donald Trump's path to 1,237 delegates looking tenuous," a contested convention is "a real possibility".
Is it because his grasp of Stoic physics is so tenuous that he must be open to the possibility that Epicurean physics is true (Rist 1982, 43, Annas 2004, 116)?
