Sentence examples for tenuous than from inspiring English sources

Surely it can't get any more tenuous than that?

But Tortorella realizes his situation is more tenuous than the players'.

He is optimistic, however, that Erdoğan's reign is more tenuous than many people assume.

If some of her associations are far more tenuous than others, she does bind them together with an overarching idea.

"This study show that the economics of the argument look far more tenuous than any of us believed," Hudson said.

These social media experts, after all, are usually young people whose jobs are more tenuous than those above them.

All this leaves the Vikings in a more tenuous position than they expected when training camp began last Friday at Minnesota State University.

Whether it refers to the movement or the sentiment it describes – in America, more tenuous now than in decades – is left for you to decide.

Since they depend on third party sites for their users, Screaming Sports stands in a more tenuous spot than these other sites, who went it alone.

Prospects of victory ― if victory is defined as eliminating that country as a haven for Islamist terrorists while creating a representative government in Kabul ― are arguably more tenuous today than at any point since the U.S. military invaded in 2001 and routed the Taliban.

For elevation angle pair, path loss results for extra thick atmosphere are about 15 dB less than for tenuous, and  dB smaller than thick atmosphere at  m.