Sentence examples for tenuously surviving from inspiring English sources
The broadcasts have been a material success — well attended and profitable — and the Met is quick to argue that they promote a tenuously surviving art form in a way that helps everyone, a rising tide that lifts all boats.
The power stations had the "brick-cathedral" style of design popular for power stations in the 1930s and 1940s and, as of 2009, still tenuously surviving at Battersea power station in London.
Regional wild snail populations bearing members of this phylogenetically-distinctive mt lineage (Moorea 4 + Tahiti 5) therefore survive tenuously in the presence of Euglandina rosea on Moorea and on Tahiti and thrive in its absence on the Cook and Austral archipelagoes.
But feel-good virtue alone rarely succeeds, and, if the Millennium Development Goals have demonstrated anything, it is that this planet and the people who live so tenuously on it will survive only if we spend our money on programs that work.
Snails bearing Moorean Clade 1 mitochondria therefore appear to have established a discrete founder population in this Tahitian valley, where they now represent the only surviving partulids (T. Coote pers. observ ., and this clade remains tenuously extant on both Moorea (P. taeniata) and Tahiti (P. c. incrassa), as well as in captivity.
Those qualities helped Volkswagen survive in the United States, however tenuously, when other European volume automakers like Renault and Fiat simply gave up.
Most are just quietly removed to whatever country their birth tenuously links them to, left to figure out how to survive.
