Sentence examples for usually tenuous from inspiring English sources

[ 15] Strictly inferential approach is usually tenuous given the number of simplifying assumptions in a complex covariance structure model, particularly for the univariate t-test.

These individuals often act as lone wolves, as they feel they are in their daily lives, and when they do claim group membership it is usually a tenuous claim.

Indeed, guest workers are in a tenuous position, usually living in labor camps or other housing run by their employers, with little connection to the surrounding community, and little understanding of their legal rights.

I'm not really sure what all of these pictures are trying to say, but I think it usually involves some kind of tenuous link to how "we are all animals".

There have been nine prime ministers in 10 years, usually the products of bizarre and tenuous alliances.

Their jobs are tenuous, and their contracts are usually not guaranteed.

These social media experts, after all, are usually young people whose jobs are more tenuous than those above them.

But more often, their requests have been rejected because the links to terrorism or foreign intelligence, usually required by law or policy, are considered tenuous.

I agree with him (the last party I attended at The Sub was a strange kind of futuristic art auction, and the attendees ranged from Mission hipsters to Thiel fellows), and will add my observation that the coolest parties have only a tenuous relationship to the "tech scene," and usually involve some sort of costume.

Tenuous Tether.

The calm is tenuous.