Buy.com's tenuous turnaround is another upset in an unstable industry.
Last month, under government pressure, troubled SeoulBank lent yet more money to Dong Ah group, South Korea's tenth-biggest conglomerate, or chaebol, at rates hardly justified by the firm's tenuous condition.
There is a relationship between a weak yen and growth, but it's more tenuous.
Critics who think the government has no place in supporting technology innovation have a tenuous grasp of U.S. economic history.
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If the tenuous link between McCain's 2003 investigation and Boeing's downfall is exploited by rivals, his presidential campaign could take some flak.
Though most Khmer Rouge leaders are living in Pailin, a border town where the government's grip is tenuous, they no longer have an army.
Although Iraq's political situation remains tenuous, it carries very little debt, so it has ample cash to service the bonds, Ms. Cox says.
And, though Berlioz's own faith was tenuous to nonexistent, a story as grand and essential as L'Enfance du Christ ("The Childhood of Christ") proved irresistible.
The Extreme Ultraviolet Imager instrument on Image is capturing the first global images of the plasmasphere, a tenuous extension of the Earth's electrically charged upper atmosphere, or ionosphere.
Apple responded by saying the lawsuit was "silly" and that Cisco's trademark registration was "tenuous at best".
Time, however, made Reich's grasp on reality more tenuous, particularly after he fled to America in 1939.
He went on to attribute the U.S. job struggles to a tenuous relationship between businesses and Washington.
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His government's hold on power has been tenuous in recent months amid conflicts between members of the three-party coalition.
Whether his televised confession will help or hurt Armstrong's bruised reputation and his already-tenuous defense in at least two pending lawsuits, and possibly a third, remains to be seen.
The report jarred the market from its tenuous balance between gradually improving economic data and the Federal Reserve's continued stimulus measures, which have been seen as providing a boost to stocks.
Having been roundly castigated for failing to give Andrew Symonds caught behind on day one - the all-rounder went on to hit an unbeaten 162 - he awarded the Australian a tenuous appeal for a catch at the wicket which ended Dravid's innings.
Meanwhile, Huntingdon's day-to-day banking arrangements with RBS were tenuous.
But the reborn Plaza's best dining opportunities are its subterranean Food Hall, where vendors such as Sushi of Gari, Tartinery and Luke's Lobster have come up with dishes that have a connection, however tenuous, to the Roaring '20s and the Gatsby era.
Dealing with her failing mother and tenuous marriage instead of returning to old habits, she finally finds the strength to believe she's good enough.
Back in the late 70's a close Family Friend was imprisoned in India without trial, because of her extremely tenuous link to a very dangerous criminal.
Sean's continuous mourning of his dead wife puts the doctor and his patient in equally-tenuous psychological territory, and, if you've ever seen "Ordinary People, " you've seen most of this relationship before.
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U.S. officials say direct elections are not feasible, in part because of the sometimes tenuous security situation, but more so because there are no accurate voting rolls and accurate census of the Iraqi population.
Members of Parliament's intelligence and security committee, which is meant to be the public's watchdog over the activities of the agencies, admit that they have only the most tenuous understanding of what the spooks are actually up to.
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