Sentence examples for a fairly flimsy from inspiring English sources
Until the events of 11 September 2001, most passenger aircraft had a fairly flimsy door between the cockpit and the cabin.
Still, there's a fairly flimsy social construct that redheadedness is a bit odd, and an even more flimsy one that it is unattractive.
Until the 9/11 attacks, most passenger aircraft had a fairly flimsy door between the cockpit and the cabin, because an attack on the pilots and a takeover of the aircraft was considered implausible.
The White House explained to me that it would be "unprecedented" for Mr. Obama to repeat a position that was already on the public record, but that strikes me as a fairly flimsy excuse.
The first half of the novel, which Mosley spends getting Bennet into his cell in Charles's basement, feels like a fairly flimsy pretense for the ensuing dialogues on evil.
Visual clutter aside, that UI seems to be a fairly flimsy veneer over stock Android 4.1.2, so purists may not bristle quite as much as usual if they took a chance and bought one of these things.
Skilful, intriguing, though not wholly convincing: characters take extreme actions for some fairly flimsy reasons.
That's fairly flimsy as thematic links go, but the program itself had ample attractions, thematic or not.
But when Miliband challenged him on the fairly flimsy nature of the assurances given by Pfizer, and about the prospect of job cuts and the company being broken up if the takeover goes ahead, Cameron was forced onto the defensive.
Poor payers to a degree Raise the red lantern Reprints Related items Terrorism and business: Peril on the seaOct 2nd 2003 Piracy in Asia: Dangerous watersJul 19th 2001But the evidence that terrorists are targeting shipping in the Strait of Malacca remains fairly flimsy.
White paper bags made of recycled material tend to be fairly flimsy due to the amount of bleach used, so Apple has come up with a bundle of alterations that should help its bags remain both pearly white and environmentally friendly.
