Sentence examples for tenuous state of from inspiring English sources

The blog AZ Snakepit offers a glimpse at the tenuous state of Diamondbacks fandom.

The tenuous state of the economy is a major reason for the earlier arrival of back-to-school campaigns.

But the tenuous state of the industry has made prospective investors, so far, hesitant to back the merger.

Lost in the back-and-forth negotiations seems to be the increasingly tenuous state of Best Buy's financial and operational health.

The Mets' hierarchy took its problems to the office of Commissioner Bud Selig on Tuesday, meeting with him to review the tenuous state of the club's finances.

The abortion debates of the past half-century have obscured a central reality of early pregnancy: It is a tenuous state of being.

"Given the tenuous state of the global economy, even some prospective arms purchasers with significant financial resources have been cautious in making major new weapons purchases".

"Worldwide weapons sales declined generally in 2010 in response to the constraints created by the tenuous state of the global economy," wrote Richard F. Grimmett, a specialist in international security at the Congressional Research Service and author of the study.

And just in case anyone was in any doubt about the tenuous state of freedom of communication in this country, McColl said it is not a "weapon" to be deployed by the media.

The business model appears to be in a tenuous state of equilibrium: while small companies that hoped to specialize in Web video are forced out of business by a lack of advertising, other producers enter the field because it's cheaper than making television.

Penn is no stranger to the tenuous state of American race relations, both through the more obvious venues — the experience of being Indian American; teaching a class titled "Images of Asian Americans in the Media" at the University of Pennsylvania; working in outreach at the White House — and in his work on screen.