Sentence examples for tenuous proposition from inspiring English sources
A football season is always a tenuous proposition; bad things will happen.
Yet cabining off such a region in America remains a tenuous proposition at best, and not even a state just the size of England works quite the way as England.
When you step into the voting booth on Election Day, do you cast your vote based on what a candidate says he'll do or what you actually think he's going to do? Bret D. Schundler is basing his campaign for governor on the tenuous proposition that, in an age of political cynicism, people will elect a candidate who vows to act on his campaign promises rather than his heartfelt principles.
The effectiveness of an SRO is contextual on such factors as: "market history, business culture and legal system". Accordingly, a CSRO may be a tenuous proposition given the nascent and volatile cryptocurrency market, the largely libertarian and anti-authoritarian business culture, and the uncertain (and constantly evolving) legal framework that governs it.
Statements made through public channels are even more remote, and although they might include rhetoric intended to instigate political activity, the closeness of the fit between word and deed is a tenuous proposition at best.
And who don't particularly want a High Concept set of tenuous white-knuckle connections made in easily identified three-point propositions.
The situation remains tenuous.
