Sentence examples for yet tenuous from inspiring English sources

While the relevance to the design of novel delivery systems is as yet tenuous, the system allows vesicle vesicle collisions to be observed when the vesicle is propelled towards a stationary vesicle, and directly observation of the flow properties of vesicles in flexible 'capillaries', a neglected topic.

However this hasn't stopped the media rushing with headlines of "Killer Robots On The Loose" and the rather inevitable yet tenuous link to Artificial Intelligence wiping out humanity, much of that train of thought down to Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking.

So it's fortunate indeed for NYC, her loyal, yet tenuous tourist base, citzens and her economy in general, that this new initiative, LinkNYC and its overall consortium, CityBridge has a plan.

Despite these differences, using the BMMS MMR as the expected MMR and contrasting that with scenario specific PPH MMRs allows us to make broad yet tenuous generalizations about the total number of maternal deaths expected at a national level.

In attending to the unconscious and to the cultural work of an agnotology that situates Millett's global feminism, Whisper Tapes returns to the 1970s to speak to a tenuous and yet fragile possibility of feminist solidarity across difference on a global scale.

Yet however tenuous the Scientology connection, Hollywood remained wary.

A final (yet more tenuous) mechanism potentially contributing to the emergence of black sheoak mono-dominance relates to the species' symbiotic (i.e., actinorhizal) enrichment of soil N.

Their political careers, already threatened, are likely to become yet more tenuous, at least as Republicans.

"The partners were really impressed with how close we are on this, and yet how tenuous it is, even at this stage," McKay said.

Meanwhile, the town's Catholic priest (Javier Bardem), whose faith is shaken, becomes involved at the edge of the romantic intrigue as a tenuous yet sympathetic advisor.

But, says Mr Lombardo, that was to be expected: according to Mr Altomonte, even some bosses are unaware of the 'Ndrangheta's invisible arm.Not all the evidence in support of his view has been presented in court; what has been is tenuous yet intriguing.