Sentence examples for tenuous task from inspiring English sources
"Even estimating the holiday season is a tenuous task," Mr. Cassar said.
The lack of a suitable model for global culture behavior makes the assay of new methodologies a costly and tenuous task.
Progress on building a more permanent child-friendly education "system" in the south, however, is proving a rather more tenuous task to get right and it is unclear if schools and communities are fully aware of what CFS means or what actions they can take to make it happen.
Due to availability of enormous computational resources and big data analysis, tasks that require intelligence but would be too tenuous for a human can now be taken over by AI.
"He is definitely right that a lot of our connections with one another are more tenuous than they used to be, and he is right, in his final chapter, to call us to task," said Robert Wuthnow, a Princeton University sociologist.
These are all tasks we are ready to do again, but with the security situation in west Mosul still tenuous, it remains uncertain when we will be able to deploy teams to begin this life-saving work.
A1 Democracy Tenuous in Iraq The seven new political leaders chosen in Iraq, including a president and a prime minister, face tasks with obstacles so great that they appear nearly insurmountable.
The situation remains tenuous.
