Sentence examples for tenuously supported from inspiring English sources

Cervantes's Erasmianism and his having worked with Juan López de Hoyos are tenuously supported by documentary evidence.

Consequently, much current research on these LHCs is based on tenuously supported assumptions about relationships within the gene family.

Which brings me tenuously back to my subject: cultural specificity in the theatre.

Moreover, voters who are newly converted to a candidate or cause may support only tenuously at first and may be persuaded to revert to their prior position.

But nothing in the relationship tenuously depicted here between Salome and Jokanaan supports Salome's overextended throes of passion as she dances before Jokanaan's severed head.

Colombia, a nation where democracy and brutal civil warfare have tenuously coexisted for decades, deserves our support.

Finally (and admittedly rather tenuously), plastic surgery can come back to haunt footballers, as it did with Lothar Matthäus.

While the social support intervention showed increases in social support, the link between these increases were only tenuously linked to increases in PA and body fat reduction.

The back cover, however, was still extant but very tenuously attached.

Others say the injunction wrests away, if only tenuously, the leverage Trump took when he canceled the program back in September.

Centres for Medicare and Medicaid Services chief Donald Berwick, tenuously clinging to a recess appointment, faces ongoing political assassination in part because of his support for comparative effectiveness research, which Republicans call a stalking horse for UK-style "rationing".