Sentence examples for the extremely tenuous from inspiring English sources

Interior to the C ring at 1.11 to 1.23 Saturn radii lies the extremely tenuous D ring, which has no measurable effect on starlight or radio waves passing through it and is visible only in reflected light.

As to highlight the extremely tenuous nature of the deal, Ayatollah Sistani's aides declined to discuss crucial aspects of the agreement, like how and when Mr. Sadr's fighters, the Mahdi Army, might actually pull out of the shrine.

Hubble orbits the Earth in the extremely tenuous upper atmosphere, and over time its orbit decays due to drag.

With most of the planet's rhinos in Kruger Park, which borders on Mozambique, the future of the species remains extremely tenuous unless South Africa and the world takes action to hold Maputo and individuals linked to the North Korean regime to account.

The novels have an extremely tenuous relationship with the real world, since the hero is the city's liaison officer between heaven and hell and ends up with a sidekick who is a demon.

The lunar atmosphere is extremely tenuous compared to the Earth's atmosphere.

Dr Ray Burgess, from the University of Manchester's school of earth, atmospheric and environmental sciences, says: "The signs of the Earth's evolution in the distant past are extremely tenuous, only fragments of highly weathered and altered rocks exists from this time, and for the most part, the evidence is indirect.

But no! Instead, the Republicans decided to change the subject to Obama's extremely tenuous association with the controversial 1960s left-wing activist Bill Ayers.

In addition to the predominant water ice, solid carbon dioxide is present on the surface, and an extremely tenuous carbon dioxide atmosphere is slowly escaping into space.

A former Save the Children worker on Nauru said: "This mother is terrified and the family's situation is extremely tenuous".

Mr. Pronk said the overall security situation is extremely tenuous.