Sentence examples for tenuous time from inspiring English sources
"We're in a very tenuous time.
"Through the first 72 hours is a very tenuous time," Dr. Campbell said.
The Chicago Tribune editorial page calls the current situation in Iraq the most "tenuous time since the removal of Saddam Hussein".
"Politically and scientifically, it's a tenuous time in our field in thinking about the future," said Dr. Howard Haber, a particle physicist at the University of California at Santa Cruz.
Instead, he waited until the bell lap sounded for summer to decide he was done, too late for Connecticut to search for a more credentialed replacement at a most tenuous time — not only for the program he built but for the struggling Big East Conference that has been so instrumental to Calhoun's success.
First, its a tenuous time for network television.
In these tenuous times of economic crisis, Silicon Valley looks to Apple for signs of rescue from the downward spiral.
12/12/12 is the Feast Day of "Our Lady of Guadalupe" celebrated by millions who pray and hope for God's grace of reconciliation and salvation during these tenuous times through her intercession to her son Jesus.
I know the work I do at this level is what allows my heart to stretch wide enough to meet the ongoing challenges of daily life as a woman and a single mother and sensitive human being, alive on this planet in these tenuous times; as well as what allows me to meet the deeply tender challenges of so many dear people who come see me for support.
The Warrior has been plagued by lower-body injuries all his career, and a pair of scares early in the 2016 playoffs served as a necessary, timely reminder at how tenuous his time on the court really is.
"It's a very tenuous, nervous time for Americans," Mr. Dollarhide added.
