Sentence examples for with the tenuous from inspiring English sources
"The Killing," which concluded its first season on Sunday night with the tenuous resolution of the central crime, Rosie's murder, has been as much mystery as melodrama.
Pressed on the point, Ms Krnacova is slightly annoyed, and responds with the tenuous argument that the wealthy may be less prone to corruption, since they are already rich.
"He's a president in a hurry who has to deal with the tenuous situation in the Senate," said Gene Sperling, a top economic and political adviser in the Clinton White House.
Yet, in very short order I understood, first, that the source of Ethan's conjuring powers has to do with the tenuous boundary between the land of the living and that of the dead -- and second, that "conjuring" requires sacrifices of the user's blood.
In keeping with the tenuous contacts of the AFF43 21 helix with CDK9, AFF42 73 (Kd = 10 ± 1 nM) binds only 3.6 times more tightly than AFF4 32 67 (Kd = 36 ± 4 nM) to P-TEFb (Table 2).
In this case, it can be argued that up to three of these conditions exist (1, 3 and 4) and therefore that, even with the tenuous assumption that competency was present, discontinuation of life support must not ensue under the present circumstances.
Populism doesn't mix with elitism, and the tenuous but steady alliance between the country club Republicans and Evangelicals has all but come apart in the wake of Trumpism.
The Mets' hierarchy took its problems to the office of Commissioner Bud Selig on Tuesday, meeting with him to review the tenuous state of the club's finances.
The 2006 elections also saw the Islamic militant group Ḥamās emerge with a majority, and the tenuous coalition government that Ḥamās and Fatah were able to secure proved to be short-lived.
Several essays wrestle with the complicated, tenuous relationship between black and white Americans.
He added: "The victims included not only people like me, who are well- known and in the public eye, but also many ordinary members of the public, sometimes vulnerable people with the most tenuous connection to the news.
