Sentence examples for a rather flimsy from inspiring English sources

The problem is that they often feel haphazardly strung, and on a rather flimsy wire.

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

Venue in New Jersey seems to have been based on the debtor's management company, which seems to be a rather flimsy foundation (the manager is not in bankruptcy).

You entered a small living room with a sofa (which folded out into a rather flimsy double bed), a director's chair, a wood chest used as a coffee table and a television.

Despite the mounting evidence that the shale gas boom is heading for a bust, both economically and environmentally, both governments and industry are together pouring their eggs into a rather flimsy basket.

"He knew he wouldn't live to see his 25th birthday," says a proud family member.In this section The Lady of all landslides Snooping dogs Lee Toil and trouble "We only receive back the bodies" A rather flimsy firewall ReprintsHome to the Langau tribe, the area around Killi Khurasan harboured fighters of the BLA until about a year ago, when Pakistani forces moved in.

Previous BlackBerries had a protective piece of plastic covering the screen, but the Bold has a thin and rather flimsy screen this go around.

I once tried to offer a woman housing south of the Thames, 45 minutes away by train, but she refused to accept the placement and gave a list of coherent but rather flimsy arguments as to why she could never go south of the river.

Nixon was the Vice Presidential nominee with Eisenhower when rather flimsy charges of a secret fund were raised by the opposition.

On those rather flimsy foundations the countries built a summit and now they seem to be on the point of creating a new financial institution.

In 1930 the new buildings of Oxford Street were seen as "rather flimsy", constructions that might not stand a vigorous prod.