Sentence examples for tenuous to from inspiring English sources

These things are tenuous to say the least".

And the link between actor and apologiser can become too tenuous to be sustained.

"It is much more expensive and tenuous to try and create a franchise from scratch".

A story gains power from its attachment, however tenuous, to a physical object.

This robot, for reasons too complicated and tenuous to explain, is called THE FALLEN.

Others are saying that the Bethlehem/ Unionconnection is too tenuous to make sense.

What the ad had portrayed as cause-and-effect — Romney closed Joe Soptic's plant, Ranae Soptic died — was a tenuous-to-nonexistent connection.

And Souter had the power, occasional and ever-tenuous, to tug Kennedy to the left.

The plasma sheet at (Xgsm, Ygsm) = (−30 ∼ −15, 0 ∼ −10)Re observed by Geotail changed its status from hot-tenuous to cold-dense in this period.

Meanwhile, they received little compensation in return and spent years away from home to live tenuous hand-to-mouth existences as factory or construction workers.

Its sound was surging, explosive and often overbearing; it seemed to have only a tenuous connection to mainstream jazz traditions.