Sentence examples similar to tenuous substance from inspiring English sources
Other psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia or bipolar disease are often seen in a subset of HIV-infected persons who have substance abuse and tenuous social and economic support.
Ably supported by Boyd Gaines as Miss Daisy's son and unobtrusively directed by David Esbjornson, the two star actors lend Uhry's tenuous play a transforming weight and substance.
"But the link between exposure to these products and serious adverse health effects is often quite tenuous". That's because the harm a substance can do generally depends on how much of it you're exposed to and how long you're exposed to it -- as well as how sensitive you are.
In Dunne's words Savitch was "a small-town girl with more ambition than brains, an overactive libido, a sexual ambivalence, a tenuous hold on the truth, a taste for controlled substances …" In 1983, she drowned with her lover when their car flipped into a canal.
Concerns expressed 20 years ago around the potential for the unexpected generation of toxic substances, unrelated to either the source of the transgene or the transformed parent line, while arguably tenuous, were understandable in the context of the state of the science at the time.
The situation remains tenuous.
But on its own, this line of thinking actually is pretty tenuous: we could also safely assume that 99 percent of illicit drug users also tried coffee, or soda, or chocolate milk before moving on to stronger substances.
