Sentence examples for weak and tenuous from inspiring English sources
Asked outside the courtroom why he believed prosecutors took 10 months to secure an indictment, Mr. Konoski said, "I don't think they have anything," and he called their case "weak and tenuous".
Where many fathers, some of them described in late Victorian novels, conveyed to their sons an oppressive faith that it was a joy to cast off, my father communicated to me, not with words but with his actions and mournful attitudes, a sense of the Christian religion as something weak and tenuous and in need of rescue.
He said the case was "so weak and tenuous it does not warrant it going any further".
When the connection between a particular behavior and the harm to others or the public is weak and tenuous, people should be allowed to follow their proclivities.
On the flip side, for Apple, a 1percentt improvement to Siri has a much weaker and tenuous relationship with how many iPhones are sold.
The interaction between the solar wind and Mercury is anticipated to be unique because of Mercury's relatively weak intrinsic magnetic field and tenuous neutral exosphere.
Increasingly, such separation into various sub-types of till has become, however, highly debatable and tenuous.
They shared a camaraderie that was both intense and tenuous.
The recovery has been slow and painful and tenuous, his relatives said.
"It is much more expensive and tenuous to try and create a franchise from scratch".
Lebanese stability is precious and tenuous: It trumps justice delayed, flawed and foreign.
