Sentence examples for tenuous reports from inspiring English sources

The American Psycho author opened the conversation by calling the Dorchester Collection boycott a "form of narcissistic, self-victimisation, gay insanity" based on "illusionary and tenuous" reports about the Sharia law that ultimately led to the harming of "the people who simply work at the hotel".

According to some tenuous reports, Kim Jong-un issued a mandate two weeks ago that all university students in North Korea must get his haircut, reinforcing that uniquely North Korean brand of oh-fuck-that's-creepy.

After spending the day pinned down by tank and sniper fire, rebel leaders in Zawiyah claimed to have maintained their grip, however tenuous, Reuters reported.

Rather, they pool funds in large accounts at a third-party bank, where the money may be covered by so-called "pass-through" insurance, which may be more tenuous, the report says.

In the run-up to the Iraq war, he says, such politicization was "blatant and extensive," involving "misleading rhetorical artifice" and "duplicity" through "tenuous and unverified reports" from "unproven sources".

So the cease fire is, at best, to quote the report, "tenuous".

"Cities' fiscal conditions remain vulnerable to external policy shifts in the face of a gradual and tenuous economic recovery," the report concluded, "including cuts in federal spending and threats to global, national and regional-local economic conditions from political stasis on issues including the federal budget and U.S. debt ceiling".

More concerning was that there were a number of controls that were either not done or not reported, which makes the conclusions of this part of the study tenuous.

It was reported that 45 55 % of households in central regions were food insecure in 2006, whereas over one-third of households with tenuous access to food were reported in 2010 [ 7].

Few other laborers report to work at such tenuous precipices.

This and other scant evidence, its report concluded, "would seem a tenuous basis for any firm conclusions as to Judge Garland's approach to the Second Amendment and firearms restrictions if he were to be confirmed to the Supreme Court".