tenuous sentence examples

• The small number of complete vessels known would make any conclusions extremely tenuous.
• Tenuous to say the least.
• Tenuous grasp of where food comes from, for example the belief that ' chips come from london ' .
• But, as research analyst michael wall points out, the link is somewhat tenuous anyway.
• Here the claimed relationship and rights seem very tenuous.
• Tenuous grip on survival.
• Everyone else is jumping on the world cup bandwagon, however tenuous their product link is with football.
• But the link between lead and gout remains tenuous.
• Tenuous connection with our routes.
• Everyone also thought the father, who was a rather tenuous figure, was not fleshed out to any extent.
• He felt his grip on reality was becoming increasingly tenuous.
• Tenuous link to enron i think we would be left with martin bell.
• Charles clarke's hold on office looks increasingly tenuous.
• Charles clarke's hold on office looks increasingly tenuous.
• Tenuous thread of intention.
• In reality they are usually linked even when the links are fairly tenuous.
• And there are many more, although some possible allegorical meanings may get very tenuous.
• Tenuous atmosphere composed of carbon dioxide.
• The small number of complete vessels known would make any conclusions extremely tenuous.
• Now most means of modern life support have been destroyed or rendered tenuous.

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