Sentence examples similar to tenuous predictions from inspiring English sources
But, Koper added, the research here was fairly thin and any predictions were "tenuous". Would it be possible to tighten the law?
Cassandra is hesitant to weave an entire theory from a couple of tenuous strands of thought but predictions made by a some panellists at the World in 2012 Festival in New York on Saturday felt like the stirrings of an interesting, if quiet, movement.
Testing the app out ahead of launch, the predictions seemed a tad tenuous and/or hit and miss at times.
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.
Then again, predictions in this field are tenuous at best so we'll just have to wait and see what comes.
But the chaotic situation on the ground seemed to render most predictions about the future composition of the government tenuous at best.
So this means that the prediction of a geometric series of periods is based on a tenuous analysis with an uncertain range of validity.
And those two facts are what make predictions about how Donald Trump simply has no chance against Clinton in the fall so tenuous.
