Sentence examples for a flimsy data from inspiring English sources
There is a flimsy data bus that looks like it could rip easily attaching the hard drive to the case.
German media are now questioning the decision to close the country's airports, saying it was an "off-the-cuff" decision based on "flimsy data," according to The Local.
Most keyboards for hand-held organizers require that the organizer be carefully placed in the flimsy data bracket at the top of the unit -- a delicate process somewhat akin to slipping the Oxford English Dictionary onto a music stand: it should work, but you get the feeling it wasn't meant to.
For advertisers, though, flimsy data beats no data at all.
In other places the assumptions are flimsy: data for how businessmen travel are vital, but were found to be based on numbers from between 1999 and 2001.
With muscular foundation trusts vying for hegemony over territories and services, it is tempting to split the difference and railroad through expedient decisions built on flimsy data which give everyone something to take home.
The bill's supporters, however, worry about the money it would take to plan for accelerated sea level rise, and that any predicted acceleration is based on flimsy data.
If you're running a conference, would you rather pay for a flimsy one-off app, or get paid to use a data-driven one your attendees may already have?
That is just a flimsy fig leaf.
