Sentence examples for tenuous to support from inspiring English sources

Some federal district courts have granted nothing, stating that the link between Amy's harm and the act of possession is too tenuous to support a restitution order.

But the evidence for the position of this dialogue is too tenuous to support such strong conclusions: it also could have been a 'dialectical' dialogue, which listed the pros and cons of the thesis that rhetoric is an art.

The story can only begin to emerge once there is an ability, however tenuous, to stand outside the chaos.

The Democratic party may not desire a high voter turn out just yet, they have certainly worked to support Hillary Clinton in her sometimes tenuous effort to maintain frontrunner status.

"We think it's a very tenuous situation that can change, but we're ready to support people that make that decision".

Or, possibly, this whole piece is just cherry picking the most tenuous of links and presenting them as actual facts purely to support some wild claims.

Thus, we find reliance on the central limit theorem to support the exclusive use of the log-normal distribution in HVD modeling to be very tenuous, especially given its use for low-dose extrapolation, as discussed next.

In general, clinical experience to date does not appear to support an association of incretins with pancreatic cancer (63, 64), but the issue has emphasized that procedures for extrapolating preclinical signals to clinical situations and projecting possible clinical signals into future clinical events are still tenuous.

These things are tenuous to say the least".

However, these relationships are too tenuous to predict an extensive ecological recovery across rural Chongqing.

And yet, while this mentality, one driven by the several-iterations success stories of franchises like Call of Duty, Battlefield and Killzone, isn't without some tenuous evidential support, exceptions to what isn't really a rule in the first place have made themselves heard in 2013.