Sentence examples for was too tenuous from inspiring English sources

She did not report Trump's behavior at the time, she said, because her position was too tenuous.

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".

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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".

How to fix this is not obvious, but for me the connection between the TIRF results and the Brownian dynamics was too tenuous, and for me this weak connection undermined the thrust of their interpretation.

Projections in this market were too tenuous.

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

Not that it stops things: instead, every site relies on a merry-go-round where no link is too tenuous.

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.