Sentence examples for tenuous processes from inspiring English sources

In them, the tenuous processes of ego-formation risk collapse; faced with difficulty clarifying the boundaries of the self, the subject reverts to ambivalent aggressivity.

"The delay will halt efforts to disarm MILF fighters – an already tenuous process.

Of course, every warming of the relationship between Moscow and Washington has been a tenuous process, punctuated by false starts and furious backpedaling.

And I hear a lot of talk that home prices will recover, and I think that's a very long, tenuous process.

Some think the galaxy's rotation generates magnetic fields in the interstellar medium that twist, snap, and reconnect in a large-scale, tenuous process akin to flares on the sun.

As evening fell on the second night of talks, Jalili's delegation was threatening to end the negotiations without agreement on a time and venue for a further round, which would have signalled a breach in the tenuous diplomatic process begun in Istanbul last month, and a ratcheting up in tensions in the Gulf once more.

The leaders of the LRA are wanted by the International Criminal Court and a tenuous peace process is underway.

Never mind Dershowitz's own attempts to smear and demonize J Street rather than discuss the vital issues at hand (it is, after all, only one of the most critical moments in a tenuous peace process).

The only acceptable error rate should be zero [21], but given the complexity of the process and the rather tenuous understanding of the processes influencing perception, there is a feeling that "the search for zero error is doomed from the start" [30].

It's a tenuous and chaotic process, but it's the first time anyone has observed moon making in action.

Obviously, these processes are tenuous.