Sentence examples for to a tenuous from inspiring English sources

[C4.] British Remain Opposed to Euro Contrary to a tenuous schedule offered a year ago by Prime Minister Tony Blair, British sentiment is growing stronger against joining Continental Europe in adopting the euro as its currency.

It also led to a tenuous independence for Abkhazia.

A team in the Chinese league could be compared to a tenuous geopolitical coalition.

"He adores me," she said, shaking herself back to a tenuous equilibrium.

Like their mainland counterparts, they cling to a tenuous Second World status.

Free's sharp-tongued sister Bebbie (April Yvette Thompson) clings fiercely to a tenuous place in her cousin's apartment.

And in early February the Council dispatched French and West African troops to attempt to enforce a tenuous peace treaty in the Ivory Coast.

In recent years members seemed to have a tenuous connection to the academy; some were completely oblivious to the institution's decision to sell the Hudson River paintings.

By the end, Rachel manages to arrive at a tenuous autonomy: maybe not a whole paragraph yet, but definitely a lot more than a comma.

But ultimately this does mean that Spotify gains control over tech that underpins its rivals' offerings, which is always going to be a tenuous line to walk at best when entire ecosystems depend on the products involved.

While he was the catalyst for the Pacers' 18-point comeback, Jackson scored 8 of his 11 points in the third quarter to preserve a tenuous lead and to put Indiana only one victory away from the National Basketball Association finals.