Sentence examples for through the tenuous from inspiring English sources
In that time, the spacecraft was programmed to release a parachute and fire nine thrusters to slow its fall through the tenuous, dust-filled atmosphere, before belly-flopping the final two metres to the ground, a crushable underside cushioning the blow.
Many have been selected through the tenuous "grandparent" rule, allowing national managers to choose from a wider crop of players based on family history.
The U.K. finally found someone interested in leading the country through the tenuous post-Brexit period.
That's why murder mysteries remain the most popular stories on television — through them we can safely examine the tenuous nature of civilization.
It was the state-run Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, whose mandate was to link a culturally far-flung nation to the tenuous idea of Canadianness through a mix of news, call-in shows and Gordon Lightfoot.
Others say Twitpic's move shows the tenuous control people have over what they post through Internet services.
The through line that connects all of the Obamacare legends is the sense of powerlessness that's also the tenuous thread binding together a fracturing GOP.
The tenuous plausibility unravels from there.
This illustrates the tenuous relationship between degeneration and clinical symptoms.
Indeed, through most of history, the controlled spoilage (fermentation) to alcoholic beverages such as wine, was the tenuous but only preservation alternative.
And he knows that to get through this tenuous period whole, we can't afford to have half the Congress opposing him at every step and half the country questioning the legitimacy of every solution that moves on the Hill.
