Sentence examples for a flimsy justification from inspiring English sources
Past performance suggests that the Home Office will plough on regardless, produce a flimsy justification for new powers, and combine it with political threats about the dire consequences should parliament fail to listen.
Each has a flimsy justification (they're blocking the road; they stole money from me) and are often atrociously acted.
Instead, it appears to be a flimsy justification a massive system of long-term family incarceration beyond what our nation has ever seen, immigration experts say.
This ingenious but flimsy justification became the target of an unsuccessful suit filed by the local merchants' organization and argued in the courts by Morris Ernst, who had represented Margaret Sanger in her efforts to legalize birth control and who had won the case that opened the door for James Joyce's "Ulysses" to be published in the United States.
If Mary Magdalene was a woman of hard virtue rather than easy virtue, then the church loses its flimsy justification.
But against a backdrop of a poorly performing economy and tepid economic growth, now is not the time for midnight regulations, let alone unfounded and unnecessary rules that sit upon flimsy justification.
I am painfully aware of the conditions facing Afghans who live on less than $2 per day in midst of violence, yet I am unable to stomach this flimsy justification for more war, occupation, and militarization.
The FCC voted this morning to nullify 2015's Open Internet Order and its strong net neutrality rules, substituting a flimsy replacement with a deeply (and deliberately) incorrect technical justification.
That is just a flimsy fig leaf.
