Sentence examples for was still tenuous from inspiring English sources

Despite McEwing's star turn and Leiter's precise pitching, the ninth was still tenuous for the Mets.

On Friday, William C. Dudley, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said events in Japan and the Middle East could worsen, and he emphasized that the economic recovery was "still tenuous," even though economic conditions have improved.

But it's still tenuous".

But Hess cautioned: "It's still tenuous.

The connection between the Boston attacks and the immigration debate is still tenuous.

While the middle class is broad, membership in it is still tenuous for many, given high unemployment and a large consumer debt.

The peace here is still tenuous and I worry if the police don't solve these crimes, the peace could be in jeopardy".

The economy is still tenuous, but compared to a year ago, there are positive signals -- gross domestic product, modest job increases, improving corporate profits -- that give us comfort.

Although the United States is withdrawing all of its soldiers from Iraq by the end of the year, security in the country is still tenuous, as was underscored by bombings in Basra.

And he believed the troops would help the State Department, which will have a massive presence here in years to come, get around a country where the security is still tenuous.

From a patient's perspective, the achievements are still tenuous.