Sentence examples similar to tenuous relevance from inspiring English sources
Any time a Muslim civilian is killed because of international involvement in a conflict, jihadists take advantage of it and use to fortify their ever-tenuous relevance in the modern world.
So in that regard, the Los Angeles stop on the international auto salon circuit seems to be struggling once again to retain its tenuous hold on relevance.
6. Relevance is relevant.
Although such a non-naturalistic approach may have a drawback in that ecological and evolutionary relevance could be tenuous, it may alternatively provide powerful probes into the neurobiology of advanced cognitive functions under precise experimental control.
In any case, the relevance to teacher selection (the focus of the essay) remains tenuous.
If decision theory is interpreted in this way, however, then its relevance to the understanding of practical reason may appear correspondingly tenuous (compare Pettit and Smith 1997).
While the relevance to the design of novel delivery systems is as yet tenuous, the system allows vesicle vesicle collisions to be observed when the vesicle is propelled towards a stationary vesicle, and directly observation of the flow properties of vesicles in flexible 'capillaries', a neglected topic.
The relevance of relevance.
The situation remains tenuous.
