Sentence examples for tenuous ties between from inspiring English sources

Already tenuous ties between the cricket team and the fourth estate were irreparably damaged.

The problem is that potential outside investors are unlikely to be reassured by such tenuous ties between the bank and its main producers.So, even if Mr David-Weill approves of Mr Wasserstein's overall plan, it is difficult to see how Lazard could find the capital it would need to buy out existing shareholders.

(NYT) NEW AIDE FOR BUSH -- The Bush campaign is picking up a new senior adviser from one of the governor's top Senate allies, an addition that will help shore up the sometimes tenuous ties between Mr. Bush and Capitol Hill Republicans.

Across the country, many of those who had strongly supported the war all along seemed unfazed by the committee's findings that the government's prewar claims about unconventional weapons in Iraq were not backed up and that, despite the comments of some administration officials, intelligence agencies had found only tenuous ties between Iraq and Al Qaeda.

To harp on about modern Greeks' tenuous ties with ancient Hellenic culture is to miss the point.

Of all the choices NASA made, the selection of the Intrepid drew the most complaints, as critics scoffed at New York's tenuous ties to the space program.

Just smelling those sugary smells could actually help reinforce whatever tenuous ties they have to their pasts.

She was fearful of losing me, anxious about her legally tenuous ties to me, anxious about the absence of a genetic tie to me.

A handful of legal firms, including one with tenuous ties to the conservative Koch brothers, worked on their case for free.

Hmmm: there is only a very tenuous link between voting arrangements and the misbehaviour of MPs.

It was May who provides one rather curious and tenuous link between William Morris and James Joyce.