Sentence examples for tenuous signal from inspiring English sources
Imagine your connection to God as if it could be an AM radio broadcast; those things which allow us to concentrate on the physical body rather than the spirit (i.e. "sins") cause static, interference and dropouts from this already tenuous signal (wavering faith).
For politicians in Murphy's tenuous position, it's crucial to signal to conservative voters an understanding of and sympathy for issues of particular importance to them.
The announcement sent stocks surging right from the opening bell Thursday en route to gains of nearly 2% for the major indexes, even though underlying signals of economic improvement remain tenuous.
In general, clinical experience to date does not appear to support an association of incretins with pancreatic cancer (63, 64), but the issue has emphasized that procedures for extrapolating preclinical signals to clinical situations and projecting possible clinical signals into future clinical events are still tenuous.
The economy is still tenuous, but compared to a year ago, there are positive signals -- gross domestic product, modest job increases, improving corporate profits -- that give us comfort.
Then, using the TECgps input with the IRI-Plas code, we attribute the difference between the model and the measured TEC at altitudes from 65 km to 20,200 km (GPS orbit) as a source to update the F2-layer peak density for the GPS signal's travel through the oxygen-dominated plasma of the ionosphere and the tenuous hydrogen-dominated plasma of the plasmasphere.
The situation remains tenuous.
However, the estimate is tenuous.
