Sentence examples for too tenuous to from inspiring English sources

And the link between actor and apologiser can become too tenuous to be sustained.

Others are saying that the Bethlehem/ Unionconnection is too tenuous to make sense.

Some federal district courts have granted nothing, stating that the link between Amy's harm and the act of possession is too tenuous to support a restitution order.

And McConnell's commitments now are too tenuous to explain why it was worth the risk that CHIP would be taken off the table.

Perhaps Mr. Romney is somewhat closer to being one, in that he is the more familiar face to Michiganders and won the state in 2008, but that's too tenuous to tally a point against him.

But there is an argument against the existence of something that can be called a community online, and it goes something like this: Real life relationships are too rich, and too tenuous, to be sustained virtually.

But apparently the link was too tenuous (or discomforting) to a majority of those who cast votes last week in the fair's admittedly "unscientific online poll".

The statement continued: "In the American academy's view, the fact that The Warrior was filmed in India with non-British actors meant that the association with Britain was too tenuous for the film to be described as British".

No surprise: my intervention doesn't work -- the links from A to B to C to D are all too tenuous.

America's original sin is too important, and our collective understanding too tenuous and sophomoric, for someone to make outlandish charges.

At this point, I think that argument has largely run out of juice, because there have been too many deceptions and too many rosy scenarios that failed to materialize in Iraq, and because the connection is simply too tenuous or too cosmic for Americans to accept it.