One thing is awareness of the
tenuousness of its existence.
Marlowe's two Tamburlaine plays illustrate the uncertainty and
tenuousness about where Caesarean power now resided.
McCullough's 1776 shows the
tenuousness of the situation in the first full year of the American Revolution.
Arguing for the rehearing, Judge Sotomayor cited a number of factors intended to show the increasing
tenuousness of the majority's approach: the strong negative reaction to the cases by the United Kingdom; the State Department's advocacy of a contrary rule to avoid international controversy for failure to provide a neutral federal judicial forum for the affected foreign persons; the fact that the Second Circuit was alone in its rulings; the existence of an earlier Second Circuit case that had assumed alienage jurisdiction where a Bermuda corporation was involved; and reservations about Matimak expressed in a footnote later added to Koehler by two of the judges who ruled in the case.
Curry shows, subliminally reflects the
tenuousness of that privilege, so that Caulfield' s breakdown portends the social destabilization, decades later, of the transparency with which whiteness expresses and exercises privilege.
Reviewing this evidence, I began to understand the distinct difference between the
tenuousness of people's memories of verbal conversations and the permanence of information on the Internet.
Aside from the
tenuousness of success, each procedure is potentially time-consuming and expensive--all anathema to the foreclosure process.
The bipolar depressive at the center of the musical's damaged family is Diana (Alice Ripley), a cute-looking, average morn of about 40, just a little too unnaturally up to disguise the
tenuousness of her stability.
For whatever
tenuousness of coherence outsiders may find in Mormonism's origins and suppositions, the culture's capacity to render hearty results--Mormon Utah as a leading success story of American capitalism comes to mind--is ineluctable.
Mazigh's sense of betrayal and disappointment is painfully clear and must be contextualised within a larger discussion of the historical
tenuousness of multicultural Canada for racialized minorities.
Given the potential
tenuousness of the expectational forces keeping the economy in the good steady state, even under an active monetary policy rule, one might reasonably ask, What would happen if, instead of forming their expectations based on how they believe the government would behave out of equilibrium, private agents formed their expectations based on how they actually observe the government to behave in equilibrium?
Again, we are confronted with exaggeration and
tenuousness of facts rather than outright falsehood.
Conversations with the two administrators of these projects also indicate their feelings of the
tenuousness, or conditionality, of the learning dynamic.
