Sentence examples for a flimsy case. from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor behind the investigation is a Democratic partisan who also brought a flimsy case against Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison.

Members of Congress should ask whether it was by coincidence or design that Steven Biskupic, the United States attorney in Milwaukee, turned a flimsy case into a campaign issue that nearly helped Republicans win a pivotal governor's race.

Only later did he discover through Clive Stafford Smith, director of the human rights charity Reprieve, that his apparent appearance in an ­Islamic terrorist training video in Chechnya was the crucial evidence in a flimsy case against him.

If the NTP-RIM trial is any precedent (in which RIM lost on a flimsier case and had to pay more than $600 million), Apple might be better off settling now. the strategy Klausner seems to be pursuing is to line up settlements with the other co-defendants first to put more pressure on Apple.

UPDATE: In an op-ed published in The Hindu newspaper Thursday morning, the writer Basharat Peer makes a rather flimsy case for opposing Harud.

Without marquee names, an already flimsy case for inclusion is weakened further.

Such criticism is well-deserved, given that the U.S. media -- with a few notable exceptions -- helped promote the Bush administration's flimsy case for invading a country that had nothing to do with the Sept. 11 terror attacks, thus beginning a nine-year war that killed more than 115,000 Iraqi civilians and 4,488 U.S. service members.

If the nurses had a flimsy, concocted case, the doctor would presumably have been exonerated.

And yet even he was unsettled by Monday's experience — despite having fought state abuses for a decade and having dealt with various reprisals, including a flimsy criminal case and two jail terms.

This visual album about Barneys New York shows a common problem with modern art books: the flimsy case construction of the binding just doesn't stand up to the weight of the textblock.

A decimated, demoralized and under-resourced press corps hardly questioned the Bush administration's flimsy case for war in Iraq -- and the price for that failure will be paid for generations.